Chapter
1 Pre| at the twentieth page the name of Athos, at the twenty-seventh
2 Pre| at the twenty-seventh the name of Porthos, and at the thirty-first
3 Pre| at the thirty-first the name of Aramis.~The discovery
4 1 | right--sustain worthily your name of gentleman, which has
5 1 | on your guard." ~"Did he name no one in his passion?" ~"
6 1 | pocket while pronouncing the name of Monsieur de Treville?
7 1 | when followed by a family name. But we find it thus in
8 1 | Treville was the man whose name was perhaps most frequently
9 1 | Father Joseph, but his name was never pronounced but
10 2 | double gift and the spotless name that accompanied it, M.
11 2 | Nevertheless, when the name of the king was now and
12 2 | demand d'Artagnan gave his name very modestly, emphasized
13 2 | whom they designated by the name Porthos. ~"Yes; about in
14 2 | just designated him by the name of Aramis. He was a stout
15 3 | Artagnan then repeated his name, and in an instant recovering
16 3 | minute; "you mentioned my name, then, aloud?" ~"Yes, sir,
17 3 | I have done otherwise? A name like yours must be as a
18 5 | conquered." ~"What is your name, my brave fellow?" said
19 6 | whom your Majesty knows by name, and whose devotedness you
20 6 | there; for if you knew my name, perhaps you would not be
21 6 | pressing." ~"What is your name?" ~"Bernajoux, at your service." ~"
22 6 | Guardsman, astonished that his name had not produced more effect
23 6 | young man. ~Indeed, the name of Bernajoux was known to
24 6 | fortunate for you, although your name is Bernajoux, to have only
25 6 | Let us adjure him, in the name of the God before whom he
26 6 | question. "Is it for this I name you captain of my Musketeers,
27 7 | won Planchet--that was the name of the Picard. He felt a
28 7 | a Norman, whose pacific name of Boniface his master had
29 7 | infinitely more sonorous name of Mousqueton. He had entered
30 7 | men concealed his family name)-- Athos in particular,
31 7 | Porthos, except his real name (as was the case with those
32 8 | Duke of Buckingham in her name." ~"In the queen's name?" ~"
33 8 | name." ~"In the queen's name?" ~"Yes, to make him come
34 8 | believe I know him." ~"His name?" ~"I do not know that;
35 8 | Artagnan. ~"Yes, that is my name." ~"You said, then, by the
36 8 | appears to me that that name is familiar to me." ~"Possibly,
37 9 | monsieur--what is your name?" ~"Boisrenard." ~"Monsieur
38 9 | gentlemen! What is your name, in your turn, if you please?" ~"
39 10 | he, that is he; but his name?" ~"Ah, his name? I do not
40 10 | but his name?" ~"Ah, his name? I do not know that." ~"
41 11 | first time I ever heard his name pronounced." ~"It is the
42 11 | This I ask of you in the name of the interest with which
43 11 | which I inspire you, in the name of the service you have
44 11 | that you have repeated that name, and yet I have told you
45 11 | together, "monsieur, in the name of heaven, by the honor
46 11 | Now then, go, go, in the name of heaven! I was expected
47 11 | did he not tell them his name? Why did he not tell them
48 11 | stranger drew his. ~"In the name of heaven, my Lord!" cried
49 12 | even ridiculous for me to name it to you, and, believe
50 12 | than I can bear. In the name of heaven, Duke, leave me,
51 13 | asking M. Bonacieux his name, age, condition, and abode. ~
52 13 | accused replied that his name was Jacques Michel Bonacieux,
53 13 | little uneasiness. ~"And his name?" said he. ~"Oh, as to his
54 13 | said he. ~"Oh, as to his name, I know nothing about it;
55 13 | What is this gentleman's name?" asked the commissary. ~"
56 13 | he calls himself." ~"Your name?" replied the commissary. ~"
57 13 | But that is not a man's name; that is the name of a mountain,"
58 13 | man's name; that is the name of a mountain," cried the
59 13 | lose his head. ~"That is my name," said Athos, quietly. ~"
60 13 | But you said that your name was d'Artagnan." ~"Who,
61 14 | to the prisoner. "Is your name Bonacieux?" said he. ~"Yes,
62 15 | moment declared that his name was Athos, and not d'Artagnan.
63 15 | men of the sword; but the name of M. de Treville, and that
64 15 | yes, certainly I know that name." ~"Let your Majesty remember,"
65 16 | To make, madame, in the name of the king, and without
66 17 | traitors here; but by the holy name of the Virgin, I swear that
67 18 | not belong to you. In the name of the queen I forbid you
68 18 | command nothing in your own name?" ~"In my name," said Mme.
69 18 | your own name?" ~"In my name," said Mme. Bonacieux, with
70 18 | with great emotion, "in my name I beg you! But listen; they
71 18 | think not." ~"She did not name Madame de Chevreuse, the
72 18 | mercer's house had a bad name, finding that nobody came,
73 20 | the passage. It was in the name of Comte de Wardes. ~Then,
74 20 | English; but he wrote the name of Buckingham on a piece
75 20 | convinced Patrick, which was the name of this minister of the
76 21 | so make the best of it. Name to me such of your workmen
77 21 | frequented by fishermen." ~"The name of that port?" ~"St. Valery;
78 21 | a mean tavern, without a name and without a sign--a mere
79 23 | pistoles. Pistoles have no name, young man, and that ring
80 24 | of an old man. ~"In the name of heaven!" cried he, "listen
81 24 | cried d'Artagnan. "In the name of heaven, explain yourself!" ~"
82 24 | Artagnan. "In that case, in the name of heaven," continued he,
83 25 | that is my companion's name. My God, my dear host, tell
84 25 | Of what kind, in the name of wonder?" ~"Monsieur Porthos
85 25 | which the stranger asked his name, and learning that it was
86 25 | the Catholics--all in the name of religion--he adopted
87 26 | ecclesiastical hierarchy bless in the name of the holy archangels and
88 27 | calling him by the honorable name which no doubt he bears,
89 27 | but we do not know that name), Monsieur your friend,
90 27 | audacity to mention his name as being concerned in this
91 27 | Grimaud (he told us his name, although he does not talk
92 29 | scar, had saluted by the name of Milady. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
93 29 | Duchesse--but I won't repeat her name, for I am incapable of compromising
94 31 | fight, and communicated his name in a low voice. ~Porthos
95 31 | I hope, to give you that name," said Lord de Winter, "
96 31 | pretty Kitty; that was the name of the SOUBRETTE. She looked
97 32 | Monsieur Porthos!" ~The name of Porthos produced its
98 33 | another?" ~"Yes." ~"His name; his name!" cried d'Artagnan. ~"
99 33 | Yes." ~"His name; his name!" cried d'Artagnan. ~"Read
100 34 | Monsieur Aramis. Is that your name, monsieur?" ~"My very own.
101 34 | his feet. ~"Stop, in the name of heaven, Monsieur Porthos!"
102 35 | a lover receives under a name which is not his own protestations
103 36 | pleasing her in your own name and with your own face,
104 36 | with a last doubt. ~"Only name to me the base man that
105 36 | better! Come, tell me his name!" ~"Remember that his name
106 36 | name!" ~"Remember that his name is all my secret." ~"Yet
107 36 | Yet I must know his name." ~"Yes, you must; see what
108 36 | me with joy. What is his name?" ~"You know him." ~"Indeed." ~"
109 36 | seized the occasion, ~"His name is--" said she, in her turn. ~"
110 37 | subdue this woman in his own name; and as this vengeance appeared
111 41 | woman, how do you know her name?" ~"My comrade knows her,
112 41 | monsieur; pity! In the name of that young lady you love,
113 42 | Brisemont, which was the name of the convalescent, poured
114 43 | were good guard." ~"Your name?" said the officer, who
115 43 | to question me." ~"Your name?" repeated the cavalier
116 43 | stupefied Musketeer. ~"Your name?" cried his Eminence, for
117 44 | wrote it, but her in whose name it was written. Then, if
118 44 | Her lover." ~"What is his name?" ~"Oh, your Eminence knows
119 45 | hell has given you another name, hell has almost made you
120 45 | believed you to be? And the name of Athos as well concealed
121 45 | Comte de la Fere, as the name Milady Clarik concealed
122 47 | to his lips; but at the name of Milady, his hand trembled
123 47 | is her brother-in-law's name?" ~"Lord de Winter." ~"Where
124 48 | also said that the very name of Milady paralyzed him. ~
125 49 | Portsmouth and Manchester; "my name is Lady Clarik, and this
126 49 | complaining voice said: "In the name of heaven, sir, tell me
127 49 | broke the silence. "In the name of heaven, sir," cried she, "
128 49 | Can you not tell me his name?" ~At the moment a great
129 50 | book. I recognized your name in it. My heart told me
130 54 | Order to conduct--' The name is blank," interrupted Lord
131 54 | since it bears another name than mine." ~"A name? Have
132 54 | another name than mine." ~"A name? Have you a name, then?" ~"
133 54 | mine." ~"A name? Have you a name, then?" ~"I bear that of
134 54 | still living. Tell me his name, and I will put it in the
135 54 | put it in the place of the name of Charlotte Backson. No?
136 54 | exile under a fictitious name, are infamous!" ~"Would
137 54 | to be hanged in your true name, Milady? You know that the
138 54 | Speak freely. Although my name, or rather that of my brother,
139 55 | little; speak, madame. In the name of heaven, explain yourself." ~"
140 55 | if I am guilty; but what name can you give it, what name
141 55 | name can you give it, what name will the Lord give it, if
142 55 | Buckingham, and whom believers name Antichrist!" ~"I deliver
143 55 | blaspheming, that terrible name of God, by whom she had
144 56 | from its bearing a false name, and he could not, therefore,
145 56 | the depths of her soul the name of Felton--the only beam
146 56 | immaculate virtue; I will name you the Lucretia of England.' ~"'
147 57 | do your duty.'" ~"Oh, his name, his name!" cried Felton. "
148 57 | duty.'" ~"Oh, his name, his name!" cried Felton. "His name,
149 57 | name!" cried Felton. "His name, tell it me!" ~"Then in
150 57 | ask of you; that is, the name of your true executioner.
151 57 | cried Milady, "must I name him again? Have you not
152 57 | endure the shame which this name recalled to her. ~"Buckingham,
153 58 | and sound, as true as my name's Jack Butler." ~"Well,"
154 59 | Lord de Winter." ~At the name of Lord de Winter, who was
155 59 | Winter; the unknown would not name anybody, and pretended that
156 59 | the one who came in his name. The other was forced to
157 59 | your Grace know that the name of Charlotte Backson is
158 59 | Backson is not the true name of this young woman?" ~"
159 59 | your Grace knows her real name?" asked Felton, in a sharp
160 59 | And knowing that real name, my Lord," replied Felton, "
161 59 | undoubtedly spoke in his name, and softened. ~"Without
162 60 | but that one word is the name of some town or village." ~"
163 60 | such a place." ~"And that name of a town or village is
164 61 | successfully served without his name being in any way mixed up
165 61 | abbess knew perfectly by name, touched lightly on the
166 61 | traveler pronounced the name of his Eminence. ~Milady
167 61 | well-behaved." ~"What is her name?" ~"She was sent to me by
168 61 | of high rank, under the name of Kitty. I have not tried
169 61 | tried to discover her other name." ~"Kitty!" cried Milady. "
170 61 | ideas of vengeance which the name of Kitty had naturally brought
171 61 | have a real interest. ~"Name a few of those whom you
172 61 | wounded you?" ~"No; but the name struck me, because I also
173 61 | man who will not tell his name, but who comes from the
174 62 | presents himself in your name." ~"Very well." ~"Don't
175 62 | Armentieres." ~"Write that name on a bit of paper, lest
176 62 | nothing compromising in the name of a town. Is it not so?" ~"
177 62 | said Milady, writing the name on half a sheet of paper; "
178 62 | losing the paper--repeat the name along the route. Now, is
179 63 | such perfidy; besides, the name of the Comtesse de Winter,
180 63 | she seemed to hear her own name pronounced. ~All at once
181 63 | told everything." ~"Her name, her name!" cried d'Artagnan. "
182 63 | everything." ~"Her name, her name!" cried d'Artagnan. "My
183 63 | can you not remember her name?" ~"Yes, it was pronounced
184 63 | said Athos, "madame, in the name of heaven, whose empty glass
185 63 | Here, my friend, write your name upon it and become my chief." ~
186 63 | took a quill, wrote the name of d'Artagnan in the commission,
187 63 | In the name of heaven, run, call! Aramis!
188 63 | life to you twice, I must name myself. I am Lord de Winter,
189 63 | upon which is written the name of the village of--" ~"Ah,"
190 63 | Artagnan, "I comprehend! that name written in her hand." ~"
191 65 | my wealth, I gave her my name; and one day I discovered
192 65 | towards Athos, whose real name that was, and who made a
193 66 | Prodigiously," replied Athos in the name of himself and his comrades. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
194 67 | was seeking you; in the name of the king, I arrest you." ~"
195 67 | to give you another. The name is wanting in this commission;
196 67 | only remember, though the name be blank, it is to you I
197 67 | Here, my friend, write your name upon it and become my chief." ~
198 67 | took a quill, wrote the name of d'Artagnan in the commission,
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