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  1 2 |          pleasure in annoying the Guards of the cardinal whenever
  2 2 |      plans to annoy the pages and guards of the cardinal duke--all
  3 3 |         Musketeers from among the Guards of Monsieur the Cardinal." ~"
  4 3 |     Monsieur the Cardinal." ~"The Guards of the cardinal! And why
  5 3 |           and that a party of his Guards (I thought he was going
  6 3 |          given for the cardinal's Guards, who are brave, quiet, skillful
  7 3 |    Musketeers are arrested by the Guards of the cardinal, are they?"
  8 3 |       What! Six of his Eminence's Guards arrest six of his Majesty'
  9 3 |     lieutenancy in the cardinal's Guards, and if he refuses me, MORBLEU!
 10 3 |   consigning the cardinal and his Guards to all the devils. ~An instant
 11 4 |         Ah, ah!" cried one of the Guards, "will you persist in saying,
 12 4 |    turning toward that one of the guards who had declared himself
 13 5 |     Musketeers And The Cardinal's Guards~ ~ ~ ~ ~   D'Artagnan was
 14 5 |      among the Musketeers and the Guards, at court and in the city,
 15 5 |    clashed, when a company of the Guards of his Eminence, commanded
 16 5 |         convent. ~"The cardinal's Guards!" cried Aramis and Porthos
 17 5 |        generous, gentlemen of the Guards," said Athos, full of rancor,
 18 6 |          what are they to do? The Guards of Monsieur the Cardinal
 19 6 |          say it is his Eminence's Guards who have sought a quarrel
 20 6 |         dressed as a citizen. The Guards of the cardinal, perceiving
 21 6 |        Musketeers. The cardinal's Guards and M. de la Tremouille'
 22 6 |           Seven of his Eminence's Guards placed HORS DE COMBAT by
 23 6 |         man in the company of the Guards of Monsieur Dessessart,
 24 7 |           cadet in his company of Guards. D'Artagnan, with a sigh,
 25 8 |          house of a cornet of the Guards. He took his army to the
 26 9 |           At this moment the four Guards appeared at the door of
 27 9 |   half-stupefied mercer among the Guards, saying to him, "You are
 28 11|       whom was he arrested?" ~"By Guards brought by the men in black
 29 12|         come back surrounded with guards who will defend you, with
 30 13|           with M. Bonacieux. ~Two guards attended the mercer who
 31 13|    writing at the table. ~The two guards led the prisoner toward
 32 13|         the commissary to the two guards. ~"Where must we place him?"
 33 13|          well accustomed--the two guards took the prisoner each by
 34 13|        said the commissary to the guards. The two guards led in Athos. ~"
 35 13| commissary to the guards. The two guards led in Athos. ~"Monsieur
 36 13|      answered, 'You think so?' My guards exclaimed that they were
 37 13|          in Monsieur Dessessart's Guards, and this gentleman is in
 38 13|       shoulders, and followed his guards silently, while M. Bonacieux
 39 13|          was thrown open, and the guards appeared. ~"Follow me,"
 40 13|            who came up behind the guards. ~"Follow you!" cried Bonacieux, "
 41 13|        lost!" And he followed the guards who came for him, mechanically
 42 13|       carriage surrounded by four guards on horseback. They made
 43 14|       door. ~The door opened; two guards received Bonacieux in their
 44 14|     exactly on the spot where the guards placed him. ~On looking
 45 14|       this man in the care of his guards again, and let him wait
 46 14|            where he found his two guards. ~The newly introduced personage
 47 15|          a cadet in his Majesty's Guards, the company of Monsieur
 48 15|           been placed between two guards like a malefactor, and that
 49 16|        instant the captain of the Guards, M. de Guitant, announced
 50 17|           wore the uniform of the Guards, which next to that of the
 51 17|          taken to him between two guards. It is true also, that as
 52 19|   Artagnan, in the uniform of the Guards." ~"Gentlemen," said Athos, "
 53 20|           afar the uniform of the Guards, he put his horse into a
 54 21|         at Paris?" ~"Hotel of the Guards, company of Dessessart." ~"
 55 22|       Coste, ensign in the king's Guards, followed by two officers
 56 22|         Duhallier, captain of the Guards, bringing with him fifty
 57 22|         came two companies of the Guards, one French, the other Swiss.
 58 22|      Swiss. The company of French guards was composed of half of
 59 25|         captain of the cardinal's Guards?" ~"Himself." ~"Did he come
 60 25|     celerity. The regiment of the Guards was recruited among the
 61 26|         him if the captain of the Guards had found him at home. ~
 62 27|      companions, all disguised as Guards or Musketeers. Monseigneur,
 63 29|       with four of his Eminence's Guards or with eight Englishmen,
 64 31|          failed to enter into the Guards of the cardinal instead
 65 31|    cardinal instead of the king's Guards if he had happened to know
 66 39|           Artagnan, of the king's Guards, company Dessessart, is
 67 39|        Houdiniere, CAPTAIN OF THE GUARDS" ~"The devil!" said Athos; "
 68 39|           had a skirmish with the Guards of Monsieur the Cardinal;
 69 39|           or six of the cardinals Guards, who recognized d'Artagnan,
 70 39|         in front of Messieurs the Guards, and waited with his hand
 71 39|         to the young man that the Guards, on seeing him depart, chuckled
 72 40|         ensign's commission in my Guards, and a company after the
 73 40|             I am in his Majesty's Guards, monseigneur, and I have
 74 40|      mine--are also his Majesty's Guards; and whoever serves in a
 75 40|         the king's Musketeers and Guards, and that by an inconceivable
 76 40|          to him to enter into his guards with the rank of ensign,
 77 40|         of the Musketeers and the Guards would be but momentary,
 78 40|         all those comrades of the Guards of M. Dessessart and the
 79 40|      hotel of M. de Treville, the Guards to that of M. Dessessart.
 80 40|        him. ~The review over, the Guards set forward alone on their
 81 41|          purely and simply in the Guards, found himself, for the
 82 41|   constructed near the city. ~The Guards, under the command of M.
 83 41|         kill one of his Majesty's Guards, because it would be an
 84 41|    Orleans visited the posts. The guards were under arms, and d'Artagnan
 85 41|        Dessessart, captain of the Guards, as well as the others. ~
 86 41|        Two of his comrades of the Guards immediately sprang forward,
 87 41|      followed the trench; the two Guards marched abreast with him,
 88 42|           refreshment room of the Guards, with strict orders that
 89 42|       banquet being come, the two guards arrived, took their places,
 90 42|           man, turning to the two Guards, whom he introduced to his
 91 42|      three Musketeers and the two Guards following him. ~The first
 92 44|    encounter with your Eminence's Guards decided the victory in favor
 93 46|         hear you gentlemen of the Guards have been in the trenches
 94 47|           turning his back on the guards of the city, and saluting
 95 47|          the Musketeers! Live the Guards!" M. de Busigny was the
 96 47|    Houdiniere, his captain of the Guards, to inquire what was going
 97 52|          were the same men as her guards; that is to say, soldiers. ~
 98 58|      diabolical means corrupt her guards. ~Milady smiled with joy.
 99 59|           him in the hands of the guards, who led him, while awaiting
100 63|         uniform of the cardinal's Guards. Not an instant to be lost!
101 63|  mistaking you for the cardinal's Guards, has just fled away." ~"
102 67|         place him in the hands of guards who will take him into camp." ~"
103 67|           camp." ~"We will be his guards, monsieur, upon our word