Chapter

  1 Pre|            on his first visit to M. de Treville, captain of the
  2 Pre|        title, "Memoirs of the Comte de la Fere, Touching Some Events
  3 Pre|            not to that of the Comte de la Fere, the pleasure or
  4 1  |           nor the livery of the Duc de Richelieu, rushed toward
  5 1  |      volunteer; I speak of Monsieur de Treville, who was formerly
  6 1  |             friendship for Monsieur de Treville. Afterward, Monsieur
  7 1  |       Treville. Afterward, Monsieur de Treville fought with others:
  8 1  |             Still further, Monsieur de Treville gains ten thousand
  9 1  |        horse, and the letter for M. de Treville-- the counsels
 10 1  |             shall see what Monsieur de Treville will think of this
 11 1  |           his protege.'" ~"Monsieur de Treville?" said the stranger,
 12 1  |    pronouncing the name of Monsieur de Treville? Now, my dear host,
 13 1  |        letter addressed to Monsieur de Treville, captain of the
 14 1  |          the letter addressed to M. de Treville, it had disappeared. ~
 15 1  |         that letter is for Monsieur de Treville, and it must be
 16 1  |           king and the cardinal, M. de Treville was the man whose
 17 1  |             the protege of Monsieur de Treville, and that you even
 18 1  |           will complain to Monsieur de Treville, and Monsieur de
 19 1  |           de Treville, and Monsieur de Treville will complain to
 20 1  |            Next he went to the Quai de Feraille to have a new blade
 21 1  |        situation of the hotel of M. de Treville, which proved to
 22 1  |       repair to the residence of M. de Treville, the third personage
 23 2  |            2. The Antechamber Of M. De Treville~ ~ ~ ~ ~   M. de
 24 2  |           De Treville~ ~ ~ ~ ~   M. de Troisville, as his family
 25 2  |            called in Gascony, or M. de Treville, as he has ended
 26 2  |          Henry IV. The father of M. de Treville had served him
 27 2  |             that accompanied it, M. de Treville was admitted into
 28 2  |              a Maurevers, a Poltiot de Mere, or a Vitry. In short,
 29 2  |            Musketeers, or rather M. de Treville's, spread themselves
 30 2  |           not rotting in prison, M. de Treville being there to
 31 2  |        there to claim them. Thus M. de Treville was praised to
 32 2  |            the smallest insult. ~M. de Treville employed this powerful
 33 2  |              the BONNES FORTUNES of de Treville were talked of
 34 2  |            talked of as those of M. de Bassompierre had been talked
 35 2  |        between their masters and M. de Treville. In the antechamber,
 36 2  |        morning till night, while M. de Treville, in his office
 37 2  |           them and the office of M. de Treville; but a fresh allusion
 38 2  |         stranger in the court of M. de Treville's courtiers, and
 39 2  |             moment's audience of M. de Treville--a request which
 40 2  |      disguise, had tricked Monsieur de Laigues, like a ninny as
 41 2  |              They say that Monsieur de Buckingham is in France,"
 42 2  |          beyond bounds; if Monsieur de Treville heard you, you
 43 2  |            to her; you go to Madame de Bois-Tracy's, the cousin
 44 2  |             s, the cousin of Madame de Chevreuse, and you pass
 45 2  |       surrounding group. ~"Monsieur de Treville awaits Monsieur
 46 3  |          The Audience~ ~ ~ ~ ~   M. de Treville was at the moment
 47 3  |            had recommenced; when M. de Treville had three or four
 48 3  |             Yes, yes," continued M. de Treville, growing warmer
 49 3  |         willingly have strangled M. de Treville, if, at the bottom
 50 3  |            and had guessed, from M. de Treville's tone of voice,
 51 3  |             are they?" continued M. de Treville, as furious at
 52 3  |          not know that," replied M. de Treville, in a somewhat
 53 3  |   Musketeers. ~"Athos!" repeated M. de Treville himself. ~"You
 54 3  |              sir," said Athos to M. de Treville, in a feeble yet
 55 3  |             entered the cabinet. M. de Treville, moved to the bottom
 56 3  |         this proof of affection, M. de Treville seized his right
 57 3  |        openings of the tapestry. M. de Treville was about to reprehend
 58 3  |                A surgeon!" cried M. de Treville, "mine! The king'
 59 3  |           die!" ~At the cries of M. de Treville, the whole assemblage
 60 3  |             chamber. Immediately M. de Treville opened and pointed
 61 3  |          closed. ~The cabinet of M. de Treville, generally held
 62 3  |      re-entered, the surgeon and M. de Treville alone remaining
 63 3  |             wounded. ~At length, M. de Treville himself returned.
 64 3  |             loss of blood. ~Then M. de Treville made a sign with
 65 3  |             the door was closed, M. de Treville, on turning round,
 66 3  |            present and the past, M. de Treville grasped the situation. ~"
 67 3  |             smile. By this smile M. de Treville judged that he
 68 3  |              young man," replied M. de Treville, "but it may not
 69 3  |            it. ~"But," continued M. de Treville, fixing upon his
 70 3  |            young man," continued M. de Treville, "that's all very
 71 3  |            four more crowns than M. de Treville possessed at the
 72 3  |           am surprised," replied M. de Treville, "that you should
 73 3  |      truthfulness that delighted M. de Treville. ~"This is all
 74 3  |          all very strange," said M. de Treville, after meditating
 75 3  |         period very current, and M. de Treville loved incense as
 76 3  |       France." ~D'Artagnan added M. de Treville to the others,
 77 3  |             beyond all others." ~M. de Treville was surprised to
 78 3  |             wait a minute," said M. de Treville, stopping him. "
 79 3  |            to take it from me!" ~M. de Treville smiled at this
 80 3  |         until they disappeared. ~M. de Treville, after having written
 81 3  |          his hand to receive it, M. de Treville was highly astonished
 82 3  |         time!" ~"And who?" asked M. de Treville. ~"He, my thief!"
 83 3  |            the madman!" murmured M. de Treville, "unless," added
 84 4  |             coming out of one of M. de Treville's private rooms,
 85 4  |             you have heard Monsieur de Treville speak to us a little
 86 4  |       comrade, you are not Monsieur de Treville." ~"My faith!"
 87 4  |            came up again by the Rue de Seine, and the Red Cross;
 88 4  |           him into disgrace with M. de Treville, who could not
 89 4  |           of this young man that M. de Treville had been so angry
 90 4  |           on good terms with Madame de Bois-Tracy, when that gracious
 91 4  |            at the hotel of Monsieur de Treville. There I will indicate
 92 5  |          the cardinal, and Monsieur de Treville." He flew, then,
 93 5  |             been dressed anew by M. de Treville's surgeon, was
 94 5  |            know no one but Monsieur de Treville, to whom I was
 95 5  |            know no one but Monsieur de Treville?" he asked. ~"Yes,
 96 5  |           Eminence, commanded by M. de Jussac, turned the corner
 97 5  |             is impossible--Monsieur de Treville has forbidden it.
 98 5  |              toward the hotel of M. de Treville. ~They walked arm
 99 5  |           through the gateway of M. de Treville's hotel, "at least
100 6  |       affair made a great noise. M. de Treville scolded his Musketeers
101 6  |             in gaining the king, M. de Treville hastened to report
102 6  |           with the cardinal, and M. de Treville was informed that
103 6  |           moment. In the evening M. de Treville attended the king'
104 6  |      excellent humor. Perceiving M. de Treville at a distance-- ~"
105 6  |   themselves." ~"Listen to Monsieur de Treville," said the king; "
106 6  |             give it to Mademoiselle de Chemerault, to whom I promised
107 6  |            Louis the Just, Monsieur de Treville, and by and by,
108 6  |            I must speak to Monsieur de Treville on an affair of
109 6  |              Then turning toward M. de Treville and walking with
110 6  |         when they were disturbed by de Jussac, Cahusac, Bicarat,
111 6  |         away toward the hotel of M. de la Tremouille, in whose
112 6  |            To the rescue! The Hotel de la Tremouille!" At these
113 6  |          ran toward the hotel of M. de Treville, crying, "To the
114 6  |            cardinal's Guards and M. de la Tremouille's people retreated
115 6  |          punish the insolence of M. de la Tremouille's domestics
116 6  |          way toward the hotel of M. de Treville, who was waiting
117 6  |             pass off together." ~M. de Treville, accompanied by
118 6  |           forest of St. Germain. M. de Treville required this intelligence
119 6  |      Excellency," replied the valet de chambre, "the Master of
120 6  |             the cardinal?" asked M. de Treville. ~"In all probability
121 6  |        beforehand with us," said M. de Treville. "Gentlemen, I
122 6  |         young men to dispute it. M. de Treville recommended everyone
123 6  |           On entering his hotel, M. de Treville thought it best
124 6  |           one of his servants to M. de la Tremouille with a letter
125 6  |           king's Musketeers. But M. de la Tremouille--already prejudiced
126 6  |          that it was neither for M. de Treville nor the Musketeers
127 6  |         firm in his own opinion, M. de Treville thought of an expedient
128 6  |             was to go himself to M. de la Tremouille. ~He repaired,
129 6  |        courage and honor; and as M. de la Tremouille--a Protestant,
130 6  |         usual. ~"Monsieur," said M. de Treville, "we fancy that
131 6  |           no objection," replied M. de la Tremouille, "but I warn
132 6  |      believe what he will say." ~M. de la Tremouille reflected
133 6  |         again almost senseless. ~M. de la Tremouille approached
134 6  |       recalled him to life. Then M. de Treville, unwilling that
135 6  |           wounded man, requested M. de la Tremouille to interrogate
136 6  |              That happened which M. de Treville had foreseen. Placed
137 6  |       passed. ~This was all that M. de Treville wanted. He wished
138 6  |     convalescence, took leave of M. de la Tremouille, returned
139 6  |        their company at dinner. ~M. de Treville entertained good
140 6  |               Toward six o'clock M. de Treville announced that
141 6  |         seen them before. As for M. de Treville, when the eyes
142 6  |          here ten minutes," said M. de Treville; "and if at the
143 6  |         minutes; and seeing that M. de Treville did not return,
144 6  |            was going to happen. ~M. de Treville entered the king'
145 6  |          unfortunate king, Monsieur de Treville! I had but one
146 6  |           of the cardinal, Monsieur de Treville, I am vexed with
147 6  |          was the chance at which M. de Treville waited for the
148 6  |             your Majesty?" asked M. de Treville, feigning the most
149 6  |        without directly replying to de Treville's question. "Is
150 6  |          done." ~"Sire," replied M. de Treville, calmly, "on the
151 6  |      Against calumniators," said M. de Treville. ~"Ah! This is
152 6  |             to the hotel of the Duc de la Tremouille, and that
153 6  |             refers to God," said M. de Treville; "for I know no
154 6  |      accusation comes from Monsieur de la Tremouille, from the
155 6  |             king, "by what Monsieur de la Tremouille shall say?" ~"
156 6  |         instantly and find Monsieur de la Tremouille; I wish to
157 6  |             anyone between Monsieur de la Tremouille and myself?" ~"
158 6  |            the king might sleep, M. de Treville slept still worse.
159 6  |             private antechamber, M. de Treville found La Chesnaye,
160 6  |            not been able to find M. de la Tremouille on the preceding
161 6  |             circumstance pleased M. de Treville much, as he thus
162 6  |         insinuate itself between M. de la Tremouille's testimony
163 6  |             s closet opened, and M. de Treville saw M. de la Tremouille
164 6  |           and M. de Treville saw M. de la Tremouille come out.
165 6  |            him, and said: "Monsieur de Treville, his Majesty has
166 6  |         Monsieur the Duke," said M. de Treville, "I was so confident
167 6  |            do not speak of Monsieur de Treville--whom your Majesty
168 6  |       Eminence's Guards placed HORS DE COMBAT by you four in two
169 6  |         VENTRE-SAINT-GRIS, Monsieur de Treville, as the king my
170 6  |           jeer with his life and M. de la Tremouille, who had nothing
171 7  |       filling the antechamber of M. de Treville and the guardroom
172 7  |      purchase some rouge for Madame de Chevreuse. So you see, my
173 7  |            how things went on at M. de Treville's. D'Artagnan,
174 7  |   considered him a good comrade. M. de Treville, who had appreciated
175 7  |        meanwhile the promises of M. de Treville went on prosperously.
176 7  |       morning the king commanded M. de Chevalier Dessessart to
177 7  |            of his existence. But M. de Treville promised this favor
178 8  |             they had recourse to M. de Treville, who made some
179 8  |             of the amours of Madame de Bois-Tracy?" said d'Artagnan,
180 8  |          Still higher." ~"Of Madame de Chevreuse?" ~"Of the--"
181 8  |       Musketeers belong to Monsieur de Treville, and were consequently
182 9  |            when you occupy Monsieur de Treville's place, I will
183 10 |           with the slang of the Rue de Jerusalem, and as it is
184 10 |            so far as to question M. de Treville--a thing which,
185 10 |      astonished his captain. But M. de Treville knew nothing, except
186 10 |            badly and wept much. ~M. de Treville requested Athos,
187 10 |            Artagnan to report at M. de Treville's, as nine o'clock
188 10 |      remember, Athos is at Monsieur de Treville's." ~"But where
189 10 |              on the side of the Rue de l'Echelle, and ask for Germain." ~"
190 10 |          Laporte, the queen's VALET DE CHAMBRE." ~"And when he
191 10 |           heels, and was soon at M. de Treville's; but instead
192 10 |        asked to be introduced to M. de Treville's office. As d'
193 10 |           servant went to inform M. de Treville that his young
194 10 |              Five minutes after, M. de Treville was asking d'Artagnan
195 10 |           left alone to put back M. de Treville's clock three-quarters
196 10 |        minutes past nine!" cried M. de Treville, looking at the
197 10 |               That's true," said M. de Treville; "I believed it
198 10 |             Then d'Artagnan told M. de Treville a long history
199 10 | tranquillity and candor of which M. de Treville was the more the
200 10 |        striking, d'Artagnan left M. de Treville, who thanked him
201 11 |                     His visit to M. de Treville being paid, the
202 11 |          upon the wind from the Rue de Vaugirard, and which arose
203 11 |          both gained the top of Rue de la Harpe. Arriving there,
204 11 |            Bonacieux." ~"Or Camille de Bois-Tracy." ~"Silence,
205 11 |              I will run to Monsieur de Treville to tell them all
206 11 |       directed his course toward M. de Treville's. ~M. de Treville
207 11 |        toward M. de Treville's. ~M. de Treville was not at his
208 11 |           was necessary to reach M. de Treville; it was important
209 11 |           on the shutter of the Rue de Vaugirard and on the door
210 11 |          and on the door of the Rue de la Harpe; still further,
211 12 |             of the Musketeers of M. de Treville, who, as we have
212 12 |            at the mansion of Madame de Chevreuse; the third, in
213 12 |             terrible clamor. Madame de Vernet was driven from me,
214 12 |          Putange was exiled, Madame de Chevreuse fell into disgrace,
215 12 |          should run mad. Ah, Madame de Chevreuse was less cruel
216 12 |    responded to his love." ~"Madame de Chevreuse was not queen,"
217 12 |            that you had been Madame de Chevreuse, poor Buckingham
218 13 |             the company of Monsieur de Treville's Musketeers. Look
219 13 |           pointed roof of the Hotel de Ville, and the carriage
220 13 |            St. Paul or of the Place de Greve; it was at the Traitor'
221 14 |            Jean Duplessis, Cardinal de Richelieu; not such as he
222 14 |            having supported the Duc de Nevers in his duchy of Mantua,
223 14 |         with your wife, with Madame de Chevreuse, and with my Lord
224 14 |          She said that the Cardinal de Richelieu had drawn the
225 14 |             s relations with Madame de Chevreuse." ~"But, monseigneur,
226 14 |            they live?" ~"One in Rue de Vaugirard, the other Rue
227 14 |            Vaugirard, the other Rue de la Harpe." ~"Did you go
228 14 |          they?" ~"No. 25 in the Rue de Vaugirard; 75 in the Rue
229 14 |            Vaugirard; 75 in the Rue de la Harpe." ~"That's well,"
230 14 |           told you of it?" ~"Madame de Lannoy, who is devoted to
231 14 |     mistrust, the queen made Madame de Surgis sleep in her chamber,
232 14 |          out." ~"Why did not Madame de Lannoy come and inform you
233 14 |          her?" ~"No." ~"Does Madame de Lannoy know what was in
234 14 |           casket?" ~"Yes." ~"Madame de Lannoy, then, is of opinion
235 14 |            course of the day Madame de Lannoy, in her quality of
236 14 |             know where the Duchesse de Chevreuse and the Duke of
237 14 |           They were, one in the Rue de Vaugirard, No. 25; the other
238 14 |            25; the other in the Rue de la Harpe, No. 75." ~"Does
239 14 |          Your wife, in going to Rue de Vaugirard and Rue de la
240 14 |            Rue de Vaugirard and Rue de la Harpe, did not go to
241 14 |           went to meet the Duchesse de Chevreuse and the Duke of
242 14 |          upon his wife." ~The Comte de Rochefort bowed like a man
243 15 |           not having reappeared, M. de Treville was informed by
244 15 |             on family business. ~M. de Treville was the father
245 15 |         that hour he had been at M. de Treville's, where he had
246 15 |            among them was M. le Duc de la Tremouille. ~The second
247 15 |           sword; but the name of M. de Treville, and that of M.
248 15 |            Treville, and that of M. de la Tremouille, commanded
249 15 |    precisely at this moment that M. de Treville, on leaving the
250 15 |       captain of the Musketeers, M. de Treville had the right of
251 15 |            Anne of Austria for Mme. de Chevreuse. These two women
252 15 |             to his conviction, Mme. de Chevreuse not only served
253 15 |          the cardinal spoke of Mme. de Chevreuse--who, though exiled
254 15 |            added that not only Mme. de Chevreuse had been in Paris,
255 15 |     Buckingham. ~At this instant M. de Treville entered, cool,
256 15 |          the king's countenance, M. de Treville felt himself something
257 15 |            door; at the noise of M. de Treville's entrance he turned
258 15 |         your Majesty," continued M. de Treville, in the same tone, "
259 15 |        misfortune to wound Monsieur de Cahusac so seriously. A
260 15 |             the cardinal, "Monsieur de Cahusac is quite recovered,
261 15 |             so managed?" ~"Monsieur de Treville," said the cardinal,
262 15 |           of my hotel, with the Duc de la Tremouille and the Comte
263 15 |            Tremouille and the Comte de Chalus, who happened to
264 15 |             you patronize, Monsieur de Treville." ~"Yes, your Eminence,
265 15 |    expression was imprudent; but M. de Treville launched it with
266 15 |          your Majesty that Monsieur de Treville's guarantee is
267 15 |      prisoner there who is in." ~M. de Treville made his entrance
268 15 |     confident." ~As to the rest, M. de Treville had good reason
269 16 |        against my honor with Madame de Chevreuse, Madame de Longueville,
270 16 |         Madame de Chevreuse, Madame de Longueville, and the Condes." ~"
271 16 |           me to think of it. Madame de Lannoy, whom, according
272 16 |          Where did he lodge?" ~"Rue de la Harpe. No. 75." ~"Where
273 16 |            and England, with Madame de Chevreuse and the queen?" ~"
274 16 |         would be to charge Monsieur de Seguier, the keeper of the
275 16 |            midst of her women--Mme. de Guitaut, Mme. de Sable,
276 16 |        women--Mme. de Guitaut, Mme. de Sable, Mme. de Montbazon,
277 16 |        Guitaut, Mme. de Sable, Mme. de Montbazon, and Mme. de Guemene.
278 16 |              de Montbazon, and Mme. de Guemene. In a corner was
279 16 |          all her life--though Marie de Medicis, if the memoirs
280 16 |       called down persecution. Mme. de Chevreuse and Mme. de Bernet
281 16 |          Mme. de Chevreuse and Mme. de Bernet were exiled, and
282 16 |           captain of the Guards, M. de Guitant, announced the visit
283 16 |       encouraged the attempts of M. de Laffemas, chief gamekeeper
284 16 |       appoint there either Monsieur de Conde, Monsieur de Bassopierre,
285 16 |         Monsieur de Conde, Monsieur de Bassopierre, or some valiant
286 17 |      shortly be a ball at the Hotel de Ville. I wish, in order
287 17 |            read the MEMOIRS of Mme. de Motteville will not be astonished
288 17 |         three visits from the Comte de Rochefort, who had become
289 17 |            had heard from the Comte de Rochefort; but the poor
290 17 |            from my friend the Comte de Rochefort." ~"The Comte
291 17 |             Rochefort." ~"The Comte de Rochefort! Why it was he
292 17 |          the residence of the Comte de Rochefort, and tell him
293 18 |    Musketeers. Do you know Monsieur de Treville, their captain?" ~"
294 18 |             She did not name Madame de Chevreuse, the Duke of Buckingham,
295 18 |            of Buckingham, or Madame de Vernet?" ~"No; she only
296 19 |        Artagnan went straight to M. de Treville's. He had reflected
297 19 |           to ask of Providence. ~M. de Treville was in his saloon
298 19 |       scarcely five minutes when M. de Treville entered. At the
299 19 |       should place confidence in M. de Treville, or whether he
300 19 |          some secret affair. But M. de Treville had always been
301 19 |            my good friend?" said M. de Treville. ~'Yes, monsieur,"
302 19 |         What did you say?" asked M. de Treville, glancing round
303 19 |             you so, by the faith of de Treville." ~"How so?" ~"
304 19 |         drew up his request, and M. de Treville, on receiving it,
305 19 |          voyage. A PROPOS," said M. de Treville, calling him back. ~
306 19 |         pocket. ~"Enough?" asked M. de Treville. ~"Three hundred
307 19 |               D'Artagnan saluted M. de Treville, who held out his
308 19 |          moments, a servant from M. de Treville entered, bringing
309 19 |              you will tell Monsieur de Treville that Monsieur Aramis
310 19 |         absence in one hand, and M. de Treville's note in the other. ~"
311 19 |      possible. ~Yours affectionate ~de Treville ~"Well, this leave
312 19 |            which came from Monsieur de Treville, and here are three
313 19 |            us, I will show Monsieur de Treville's letter, and you
314 20 |            was in the name of Comte de Wardes. ~Then, casting a
315 20 |           done, they drew the Comte de Wardes close to his servant;
316 20 |             functionary. ~The Comte de Wardes was announced, and
317 20 |            description of the Comte de Wardes. ~"Is he accompanied?" ~"
318 20 |          was the sword of the Comte de Wardes which made that hole,
319 21 |                    21. The Countess De Winter~ ~ ~ ~ ~    As they
320 21 |          for which he had repaid M. de Wardes with such terrible
321 21 |            at Windsor. The Comtesse de Winter, with whom I had
322 21 |          any pretense but his VALET DE CHAMBRE, Patrick. We need
323 21 |            brother-in-law, Monsieur de Treville, is particularly
324 21 |         more than twelve hours. ~M. de Treville received him as
325 22 |           preparations at the Hotel de Ville for this important
326 22 |            in the morning the Sieur de la Coste, ensign in the
327 22 |          from that moment the Sieur de la Coste was charged with
328 22 |       immediately through the Hotel de Ville, at the doors assigned
329 22 |             the Louvre to the Hotel de Ville, and which were all
330 22 |         royal Highness, M. le Comte de Soissons, by the Grand Prior,
331 22 |             Grand Prior, by the Duc de Longueville, by the Duc
332 22 |            d'Harcourt, by the Comte de la Roche-Guyon, by M. de
333 22 |            de la Roche-Guyon, by M. de Liancourt, by M. de Baradas,
334 22 |           by M. de Liancourt, by M. de Baradas, by the Comte de
335 22 |            de Baradas, by the Comte de Cramail, and by the Chevalier
336 22 |       Cramail, and by the Chevalier de Souveray. Everybody noticed
337 23 |         hours before from the Hotel de Ville, telling him to sit
338 23 |    persecutions of that monster, M. de Laffemas, whom he never
339 23 |          way toward the hotel of M. de Treville; his visit of the
340 23 |          certainly is one," said M. de Treville, who had a tincture
341 23 |           literature, "and Monsieur de Benserade was quoting it
342 23 |             queen! Oh, oh!" said M. de Treville. "Why, it is indeed
343 23 |          the queen's hand?" said M. de Treville, looking earnestly
344 23 |      Artagnan, and he related to M. de Treville how the affair
345 23 |             man. ~"Listen," said M. de Treville; "shall I give
346 23 |             the positive tone of M. de Treville began to disquiet, "
347 23 |           opinion entertained by M. de Treville of women in general,
348 23 |          But, A PROPOS," resumed M. de Treville, "what has become
349 23 |            See there, now!" said M. de Treville; "and how the devil
350 23 |            and by nailing the Comte de Wardes on the byroad to
351 23 |           tapestry." ~"There again! De Wardes, one of the cardinal'
352 23 |      monsieur." ~D'Artagnan left M. de Treville, touched more than
353 24 |          when they entered the Bois de Boulogne he found himself
354 24 |     murmured d'Artagnan, to whom M. de Treville's recommendation
355 25 |          alighted at the door of M. de Treville, and ran quickly
356 25 |             all that had passed. M. de Treville would doubtless
357 25 |        whole affair. Besides, as M. de Treville saw the queen almost
358 25 |    devotedness to her mistress. ~M. de Treville listened to the
359 25 |         that, although a Gascon, M. de Treville was not in the
360 25 |             to put the advice of M. de Treville in practice instantly,
361 25 |          while you were at Monsieur de Treville's." ~"Who has been
362 25 |            Come, speak." ~"Monsieur de Cavois." ~"Monsieur de Cavois?" ~"
363 25 |     Monsieur de Cavois." ~"Monsieur de Cavois?" ~"In person." ~"
364 25 |            he gone?' asked Monsieur de Cavois. ~"'To Troyes, in
365 25 |           you wish, to see Monsieur de Cavois to contradict me
366 25 |          quit Paris by the Barriere de la Villette and the other
367 25 |            forced to run the Comtes de Wardes through the body
368 26 |          know; but without doubt M. de Cavois would have revealed
369 26 |           than he had at that of M. de Treville in allusion to
370 26 |          qui pleurez un passe plein de charmes, Et qui trainez
371 26 |             say? What will Monsieur de Treville say? They will
372 26 |    desponding GRISETTE; from Madame de Chevreuse's chambermaid,
373 27 |      partisan in hand. And Monsieur de Nogaret de la Valette, what
374 27 |             And Monsieur de Nogaret de la Valette, what do you
375 27 |             the attendant of Madame de Chevreuse. Teach Bazin prosody;
376 27 |       Indeed, when placed beside M. de Treville, the elegant and
377 28 |            a third time at Monsieur de Treville's where it surprised
378 28 |     Artagnan found a letter from M. de Treville, which informed
379 28 |           event of some gravity. M. de Treville had intimated to
380 28 |           state of bewilderment. M. de Treville never jested in
381 28 |          who went to thank Monsieur de Treville, had shut the door, "
382 29 |             intelligence of her. M. de Treville had spoken of her
383 30 |          the Rue Ferou. ~In the Rue de Seine he met Planchet, who
384 30 |             saddle two horses in M. de Treville's stables--one
385 30 |            Two horses that Monsieur de Treville lends me at my
386 30 |             the lackey of the Comte de Wardes--he whom you took
387 30 |            how is the good Monsieur de Wardes? He is not dead,
388 30 |   Musketeers. And you?" ~"I am Lord de Winter, Baron Sheffield." ~"
389 30 |             except the letter to M. de Wardes. ~Athos was delighted
390 31 |           But after all," said Lord de Winter, when the three friends
391 31 |           up and offered it to Lord de Winter. ~"What the devil
392 31 |           you that name," said Lord de Winter, "on this very evening,
393 31 |             to the lackeys, as Lord de Winter desired us to do." ~"
394 31 |        generosity, repeated by Lord de Winter and his friend, was
395 31 |      Mousqueton and Planchet. ~Lord de Winter, on quitting d'Artagnan,
396 31 |            one of the friends of M. de Treville, and consequently,
397 31 |         intrigue between her and M. de Wardes, our presumptuous
398 31 |        Athos, phlegmatically. ~Lord de Winter arrived at the appointed
399 31 |          her. ~"You see," said Lord de Winter, presenting d'Artagnan
400 31 |             beneath her robe. ~Lord de Winter perceived nothing
401 31 |            spoke some words to Lord de Winter in English, who thereupon
402 31 |         shake of the hand with Lord de Winter, and then returned
403 31 |           told d'Artagnan that Lord de Winter was her brother-in-law,
404 31 |           was the only heir to Lord de Winter, if Lord de Winter
405 31 |             Lord de Winter, if Lord de Winter did not marry. All
406 31 |            the evening before. Lord de Winter was not at home;
407 31 |             had happened to know M. de Cavois instead of M. de
408 31 |             de Cavois instead of M. de Treville. ~Milady changed
409 31 |             been sent thither by M. de Treville to treat for a
410 33 |       address." ~"Monsieur El Comte de Wardes." ~The remembrance
411 33 |            with at the ball of Mme. de Guise? You have an opportunity
412 33 |      letters addressed to the Comte de Wardes, news on the spot,
413 33 |          been prevented by Monsieur de Treville or Monsieur Dessessart.
414 33 |           who held the life of Lord de Winter in his hands and
415 33 |           gave you." ~"For Monsieur de Wardes?" said Kitty. ~"To
416 33 |            To be sure; for Monsieur de Wardes." ~"Now, there is
417 33 |           lack of an answer from M. de Wardes that provoked her
418 33 |            the silence of the Comte de Wardes, and she ordered
419 33 |          the happiest of men, Comte de Wardes ~This note was in
420 33 |        ought to have been opened by de Wardes. Milady will then
421 34 |            do you think of Monsieur de Treville telling me, when
422 34 |            the Rue Ferou to the Rue de Vaugirard. On entering he
423 34 |            become equal to Monsieur de Voiture and Monsieur de
424 34 |             de Voiture and Monsieur de Benserade. I like that.
425 34 |             to the house of the Due de Chaulnes, who has sent for
426 35 |          itself. Before daybreak M. de Wardes must take his departure,
427 35 |     interview of the soubrette with de Wardes when he received
428 35 |          own chamber, and introduce de Wardes whenever he presented
429 35 |        subdued voice, "I, the Comte de Wardes." ~"Oh, my God, my
430 35 |           her mistress to the false de Wardes. Her mistress was
431 35 |             kiss your hands. ~Comte de Wardes ~Not a word about
432 36 |             Artagnan, and not to M. de Wardes. ~He opened it and
433 36 |           fall of that of the Comte de Wardes." ~"And will you
434 36 |          that which she gave me for de Wardes?" ~D'Artagnan rapidly
435 36 |          Avenge me of that infamous de Wardes," said Milady, between
436 36 |            believed in the crime of de Wardes. If de Wardes had
437 36 |          the crime of de Wardes. If de Wardes had at that moment
438 36 |            said she, in her turn. ~"De Wardes; I know it," cried
439 36 |          because yesterday Monsieur de Wardes, in a saloon where
440 37 |          confess to her that he and de Wardes were, up to the present
441 37 |          suicide, to kill the Comte de Wardes. But he also was
442 37 |    possessed, compared himself with de Wardes, and asked himself
443 37 |           encounter between him and de Wardes were already arranged
444 37 |           to renounce, by pardoning de Wardes, the furious projects
445 37 |             suppose this poor Comte de Wardes were less guilty
446 37 |             avenge her on the Comte de Wardes. ~"I am quite ready,"
447 37 |         really pity this poor Comte de Wardes, since you have ceased
448 37 |             confession?" ~"You gave de Wardes a meeting on Thursday
449 37 |            What next? what next?" ~"De Wardes cannot boast of anything." ~"
450 37 |         That ring I have! The Comte de Wardes of Thursday and the
451 38 |             she may be French. Lord de Winter is only her brother-in-law," ~"
452 38 |          life." ~"Very well. Madame de Bois-Tracy asked me, for
453 39 |        already received by Monsieur de Cavois a similar invitation
454 39 |     Monsieur the Cardinal; Monsieur de Treville must think us dead." ~"
455 39 |            can take one of Monsieur de Treville's." ~"That is not
456 39 |            four friends met with M. de Treville, who was returning
457 39 |         circumstance to speak to M. de Treville of the letter with
458 39 |           word about the other. ~M. de Treville approved of the
459 39 |    engagement, and took leave of M. de Treville. ~A short gallop
460 39 |            cardinal. Still further, de Wardes, whom he had treated
461 39 |       attached to his friends. ~"If de Wardes has related all our
462 39 |              Nevertheless, Monsieur de Treville's company of Musketeers
463 40 |     searching eye than the Cardinal de Richelieu, and d'Artagnan
464 40 |             recommended to Monsieur de Treville, were you not?" ~"
465 40 |             know that. But Monsieur de Treville is a skilled physiognomist,
466 40 |             to telling them that M. de Richelieu had sent for him
467 40 |            went to take leave of M. de Treville. At that time it
468 40 |           set out the day after. M. de Treville contented himself
469 40 |         company of Musketeers of M. de Treville who had been accustomed
470 40 |        hastening to the hotel of M. de Treville, the Guards to
471 41 |             Joan of Arc and the Duc de Guise. ~Thus Bassompierre,
472 41 |             had surprised the Comte de Toiras, who commanded for
473 41 |            fight perished the Baron de Chantal; that the Baron
474 41 |             Chantal; that the Baron de Chantal left a little orphan
475 41 |             girl was afterward Mme. de Sevigne. ~The Comte de Toiras
476 41 |              de Sevigne. ~The Comte de Toiras retired into the
477 41 |         leave Paris by the Barriere de La Villette; but having
478 42 |         soon discovered him, and M. de Treville, who detected him
479 43 |        Dompierre to Perigny; and M. de Schomberg on the south,
480 43 |     Angouleme; and the cardinal, M. de Schomberg. ~As soon as this
481 43 |         raise the siege. ~But as M. de Toiras gave information
482 43 |            taken to Paris by Claude de St. Simon, and suspended
483 43 |           strongly compromised Mme. de Chevreuse and consequently
484 43 |             for being friends of M. de Treville, they obtained
485 43 |               three men placed hors de combat in a cabaret squabble!
486 44 |         Bois-Robert and the Marquis de Beautru, upon the interview
487 44 |          Mogul, which the Chevalier de Guise was to have worn,
488 44 |          certain letter from Madame de Chevreuse which singularly
489 44 |      Montague; the letter of Madame de Chevreuse." ~"That's it,"
490 44 |           the knife stab in the Rue de la Feronnerie?" ~"Precisely,"
491 44 |         that if I were named Madame de Montpensier, or the Queen
492 44 |     Montpensier, or the Queen Marie de Medicis, I should use less
493 44 |          certain letter from Madame de Chevreuse, found in his
494 44 |           three desperate wounds to de Wardes, your emissary, and
495 45 |           you know me." ~"The Comte de la Fere!" murmured Milady,
496 45 |           replied Athos; "the Comte de la Fere in person, who comes
497 45 |            well concealed the Comte de la Fere, as the name Milady
498 45 |        Milady Clarik concealed Anne de Breuil. Was it not so you
499 45 |           was you who, in love with de Wardes and thinking to pass
500 45 |             you who, believing that de Wardes had deceived you,