Chapter

  1 1 |          make a campaign with it, take as much care of it as you
  2 1 |           do not reach the heart. Take advantage of all, and live
  3 1 |     coming to hold his stirrup or take his horse, d'Artagnan spied,
  4 1 |           and we do not choose to take upon ourselves to alter
  5 2 |           as Treville. Many might take for their device the epithet
  6 2 |         upon the landing place to take their turn in the sport. ~
  7 2 |        his person, he appeared to take great care. He answered
  8 3 |          the king's Musketeers to take a lieutenancy in the cardinal'
  9 3 |        hours, and consequently to take advantage of all opportunities,
 10 3 |          him who shall attempt to take it from me!" ~M. de Treville
 11 3 |          disappeared. ~"The devil take the madman!" murmured M.
 12 4 |        better than that--let each take a half." ~"Of the handkerchief?" ~"
 13 4 |           saw it fall." ~"Ah, you take it with that tone, do you,
 14 4 |          do not be too confident. Take your handkerchief; whether
 15 5 |          can tell you. But I will take the left hand--it is my
 16 5 |           turn, "and yet I cannot take off my doublet; for I just
 17 5 |    Artagnan on the part he was to take. It was one of those events
 18 5 |           watch might come up and take all the combatants, wounded
 19 6 |            I have a great mind to take away your commission and
 20 6 |          fancy that I am going to take you on your bare word. I
 21 6 |          La Vieuville," said he, "take my place; I must speak to
 22 6 |         morning. The party was to take place at St. Germain, I
 23 6 |         this occasion that I will take the liberty of recommending
 24 6 |           speak the truth. I will take him for judge in his own
 25 6 |         XIII, who would sometimes take one of his courtiers to
 26 7 |           his master, and saw him take out a handful of gold to
 27 7 |        six in summer, and went to take the countersign and see
 28 8 |      which was doubtless about to take place between the young
 29 9 |        him! Gentlemen, once more, take him to prison, and keep
 30 10|           all three. Tell them to take arms, to come here, and
 31 11|         the faith of a gentleman. Take my arm, and let us go." ~
 32 11|       nothing?" ~"What could they take from me? I have not a penny
 33 11|          to the quay, in order to take the New Bridge. He had at
 34 11|             you promised me-- " ~"Take my arm, madame," said the
 35 11|        duke and Mme. Bonacieux to take twenty steps ahead, and
 36 12|  comprised in a moment like that. Take my wealth, my fortune, my
 37 12|           you, and, believe me, I take no heed of such dreams.
 38 12|           I will not be perjured. Take pity on me, then, and go!
 39 13|     position, we have appeared to take but very little notice.
 40 13|         you, on the contrary--" ~"Take away the prisoner," said
 41 13|         do not perceive how I can take his place." ~"Do as I bade
 42 13|          when he saw the carriage take the way to La Greve, when
 43 14|           sure, an honest man." ~"Take away that fool!" said the
 44 14|         beaten! Now let us try to take our revenge." ~"I will assist
 45 14|       return?" ~"Yes; but only to take a little rosewood casket,
 46 14|         sure that they are so." ~"Take ten men of my Guardsmen,
 47 14|        must be indemnified. Here, take this purse of a hundred
 48 14|          Bonacieux, hesitating to take the purse, fearing, doubtless,
 49 14|          it. Thus, then, you will take this bag, and you will go
 50 15|       upon whom he was anxious to take the revenge which men of
 51 16|           s papers." ~"But how to take them, sire? It seems to
 52 16|          has, then, charged me to take it from you." ~"How! What
 53 16|      broken and trembling voice; "take it, and deliver me from
 54 16|          what day this fete would take place, but the king replied
 55 16|    cardinal when this fete should take place; and every day the
 56 17|           what day will this ball take place?" asked Anne of Austria. ~
 57 17|         liberty to dispose of it. Take this ring; raise money with
 58 17|        little liberty, and I will take advantage of it to come
 59 17|          my God, my God! She will take me for one of those wretches
 60 18|      caressed so affectionately, "take this bag." ~"The cardinal'
 61 19|              Hold your tongue and take it!" said d'Artagnan. "And
 62 19|          fortnight. Go, then, and take the waters of Forges, or
 63 19|        hundred pistoles. Let each take seventy-five; that is enough
 64 19|   seventy-five; that is enough to take us to London and back. Besides,
 65 19|           killed, one of you must take it, and continue the route;
 66 19|         consistent; I am going to take the waters, you will accompany
 67 19|        waters of Forges, I go and take sea waters; I am free to
 68 20|        and Grimaud. ~"Grimaud can take care of the horses," said
 69 20|           called out d'Artagnan, "take care of the lackey; I will
 70 20|          to her. Speak, speak!" ~"Take this letter," said d'Artagnan. ~"
 71 21|          But when is this ball to take place?" ~"Monday next." ~"
 72 21|         you the road you ought to take. You will find, in the same
 73 21|  questioner. ~"Which route must I take?" demanded d'Artagnan, in
 74 22|     dressed, and where she was to take off her costume. ~The attention
 75 23|        sorts of ways." ~"You will take your musketoon and your
 76 23|          leagues only. We went to take Monsieur Athos to the waters
 77 23|          for me in Paris, I would take, without sound of drum or
 78 23|         some flirtation or other. Take care, I repeat to you, take
 79 23|       Take care, I repeat to you, take care. It is woman who has
 80 23|         long as the world stands. Take my advice and set out this
 81 23|        the hotel, I will come and take you." ~Planchet seeing there
 82 24|          would have done, "do not take on so; they did not kill
 83 25|          with thirst. Allow me to take a glass of water in your
 84 25|             Ah, monsieur, you may take my word when I tell you
 85 25|          you shall drink with me. Take your glass, then, and let
 86 25|              Certainly, monsieur. Take the stairs on your right;
 87 25|           uneasy, and continue to take all the care of him that
 88 25|         your love for play not to take its revenge. What consequence
 89 26|         him, and he determined to take orders." ~"That's it!" said
 90 26|        Well, monsieur has only to take the right-hand staircase
 91 26|         hands of the executioner. Take care, my young friend. You
 92 26|          an agreement with him to take a lesson every day, and
 93 26|         want you to spare time to take a walk with me.' 'Tomorrow
 94 26|           Return whence you came; take back those horrible vegetables,
 95 27|     tomorrow, if you can, we will take our departure together." ~"
 96 27|        all right, my dear Aramis, take care of yourself," said
 97 27|      cocking his pistols, "I will take charge of the one at the
 98 27|      public room and proceeded to take possession of the best apartment
 99 27|       most." ~"It's worth eighty. Take it, and there ends the matter." ~"
100 27|         and younger, why, you may take the old one; and let us
101 28|     Artagnan, whom anger began to take by the hair, as Minerva
102 28|           On what?" ~"You mean to take your horse?" ~"Without doubt." ~"
103 28|          are wrong, then. I would take the hundred pistoles. You
104 28|       hesitate a moment; I should take the hundred pistoles. We
105 28|          Your advice, then?" ~"To take the hundred pistoles, d'
106 28|     purpose as good golden louis. Take the hundred pistoles, my
107 28|      hundred pistoles, my friend; take the hundred pistoles!" ~
108 28|          could not come. You will take their places and I shall
109 29|           made up his mind not to take a single step to equip himself. ~"
110 29|       gone too far, "you must not take the word literally. I am
111 30|           which I am now going to take a ride to St. Germain." ~"
112 30|         on horseback and come and take a ride with me to St. Germain." ~"
113 30| astonished. ~"Yes, and important. Take it quickly." ~Thereupon
114 30|          carriage." ~This did not take long. At the end of five
115 30|           one word, madame, and I take upon myself to punish him
116 30|          that I have a revenge to take. We will see, my dear monsieur,
117 31|          desirous that she should take you into her good graces;
118 31|            for whom, then, do you take me?" ~"It is the custom
119 31|          he undertook to call and take d'Artagnan with him in order
120 31|          evening. She appeared to take a great interest in him,
121 32|         who, not being allowed to take part in the feast, ate his
122 32|         in that tone which says, "Take my advice, don't touch them." ~"
123 32|        don't touch them." ~"Devil take me if I taste one of them!"
124 32|         hope that the thing would take place at the present sitting,
125 32|       Porthos, haughtily; "do you take me for a beggar?" ~"No;
126 33|         sort of revenge would you take?" ~"I would triumph over
127 33|           clock in the morning to take a third letter. ~D'Artagnan
128 33|         of her mistress. He would take advantage of the first moment
129 34|         fortunate, my friend; but take care or you will lose that
130 35|        daybreak M. de Wardes must take his departure, still in
131 35|       that you may not forget me, take this!" and she slipped a
132 35|           after a minute, "either take off that ring or turn the
133 35|        could not love him better. Take my advice, renounce this
134 35|             I faint? I? I? Do you take me for half a woman? When
135 36|           thousand precautions to take, a thousand counsels to
136 36|    certainly a great liar. I must take care." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
137 38|         of that." ~"In that case, take care! If the cardinal does
138 38|         it's a cardinal's hatred, take care of yourself. If you
139 38|       wretch." ~"Then, my friend, take back this ring, to which
140 38|           attach much value." ~"I take back the ring, after it
141 38|            you can redeem it, and take it back cleansed from its
142 38|        rather to yours. You shall take half the sum that will be
143 38|       back to us." ~"Well, I will take it, then," said d'Artagnan. ~
144 38|        out of France!" ~"I cannot take you, however, to the siege
145 38|         know the interest we both take in this poor little Madame
146 39|          of no consequence, I can take one of Monsieur de Treville'
147 39|        was known he would one day take his place; he was considered
148 40|   powerful enemies; if you do not take great heed, they will destroy
149 40|       give you a piece of advice; take care of yourself, Monsieur
150 40|     departure. D'Artagnan went to take leave of M. de Treville.
151 40|    allowed Porthos time to go and take a turn in his superb equipment
152 40|          close up to the ranks to take notice of him. To a look
153 41|          shall be fools enough to take La Rochelle." ~And Bassompierre
154 41|        till the king and he could take the command of the siege
155 41|        others, being unwilling to take the first chance from those
156 42|       Athos, in a low voice. "But take no notice; we know all about
157 42|            Then," said Aramis, "I take upon myself to obtain intelligence
158 44|           less precautions than I take, being simply called Milady
159 45|           held it toward Athos. ~"Take it," said she, "and be accursed!" ~
160 45|        Gentlemen, we are arrived; take the gate on the left. The
161 46|        humid morning air, came to take a drop at the inn. Dragoons,
162 46|          a fair bet, I hope." ~"I take it," said M. de Busigny; "
163 46|           then made him a sign to take up his basket and to walk
164 47|        duty, Athos allowed him to take a loaf, two cutlets, and
165 47|             I have induced you to take a charming promenade; here
166 47|        France." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "Take care, Athos!" cried d'Artagnan; "
167 47|           you have done, Grimaud, take our brigadier's half-pike,
168 47|         Aramis, coloring, "I will take that upon myself. I know
169 47|          de Buckingham, but would take no heed of us." ~"Gentlemen,"
170 47|         the wall of the bastion, "take those gentlemen, set them
171 47|        Dessessart." ~"Well, then, take him," said the cardinal; "
172 48|        Athos. "I know it well, so take Grimaud." ~"Take Mousqueton." ~"
173 48|         well, so take Grimaud." ~"Take Mousqueton." ~"Take Bazin." ~"
174 48|               Take Mousqueton." ~"Take Bazin." ~"Take Planchet.
175 48|     Mousqueton." ~"Take Bazin." ~"Take Planchet. Planchet is brave
176 48|        think of the queen. Let us take some heed of the welfare
177 48|     thousand livres. We will each take a thousand livres to be
178 48|           must buy me a watch." ~"Take this," said Athos, with
179 48|        twenty leagues in order to take the post, Planchet set off
180 48|      dream is an illusion. Adieu! Take care of yourself, and act
181 49|          to the cardinal it would take her at least three days.
182 49|           to throw herself out. ~"Take care, madame," said the
183 49|         received orders to go and take charge of you on the sea,
184 50|           I shall see depart will take you hence and convey you
185 51|           audacity and gaiety. To take spies and hang them, to
186 51|          such affairs, and I will take charge of the commission.
187 51|    Grimaud!" said Athos; "and now take this. That's well. We dispense
188 52|          of which she is about to take vengeance on her enemy,
189 52|           expressive, she made it take all expressions from that
190 52|            Milady, let this check take away your appetite. Taste
191 54|           That's the reason why I take such care you shall not
192 55|         dishonor by death; let me take refuge in martyrdom. I do
193 56|         her body had been able to take for a single instant the
194 56|        what place I was in, or to take account of the details I
195 56|         placed it to my breast. ~"Take one step more," said I, "
196 56|           resolved that it should take place as soon as possible.
197 56|           served me, 'you want to take my life, do you, my pretty
198 56|       when they are pretty. Come, take a little oath for me on
199 57|          you made your mind up to take the oath I requested of
200 57|          God who hears me. I will take the whole world as a witness
201 57|       that it was now her turn to take part in the scene. She ran
202 58|       accuser of Milady, he would take him, in the mental disposition
203 58|          I will see you again, to take my leave." With these words
204 58|           did not know what might take place during this night
205 58|          through these bars. Only take care that I am not seen
206 58|       asked Felton. ~"Yes. Must I take anything with me?" ~"Money,
207 58|         for you." ~"Where will it take me?" ~"Where you please,
208 59|            however, being able to take his eyes from that ship,
209 60| ambassador of Holland, who was to take back to the port of Flushing
210 61|            being my friend, might take me into his confidence?" ~"
211 62|         are on the road hither to take her away." ~"The devil!
212 62|         say about me?" ~"I was to take your dispatches, written
213 62|       neighborhood." ~"You cannot take me with you?" ~"No, the
214 63|     cardinal will send someone to take you away." ~"Who told you
215 63|        coming to my assistance to take me away by force if it were
216 63|           a carriage will come to take me away by the orders of
217 63|    brother can rejoin me. Well, I take you with me; we conceal
218 63|          cardinal arrive, he will take no notice; if it is Monsieur
219 63|           little confused; I will take a turn in the garden." ~"
220 63|          jewels you would like to take." ~"I have his letters,"
221 63|         her adieu, and she was to take away Mme. Bonacieux. ~Mme.
222 63|          to give his last orders; take the least thing, drink a
223 63|      where we are. Come, courage! take something." ~Mme. Bonacieux
224 63|       friendship for me wished to take me from my persecutors.
225 63|        Athos. "I have measures to take." ~"She will escape us,"
226 63|           to weep and to sleep. I take charge of everything; be
227 63|         there are any measures to take against the countess, it
228 64|        hand to the road he was to take. ~Athos walked in the direction
229 64|  Musketeers that the burial would take place at midday. As to the
230 66|         me of," shrieked Milady, "take me before a tribunal. You
231 66|      himself in the way. ~"If you take one step farther, d'Artagnan,"
232 67|          hands of guards who will take him into camp." ~"We will