Chapter

 1 1 |             To return instantly to England, and to inform him as soon
 2 6 |     Austria, who talks to me about England! Ah! A PROPOS of the cardinal,
 3 12|           but instead of regaining England, he had, abusing the position
 4 12|      elegant cavalier of France or England. ~The favorite of two kings,
 5 12|         France, you will return to England?" ~"I will, I swear to you." ~"
 6 15|            Spain, the quarrel with England, or the embarrassment of
 7 16|           in accord with Spain and England, with Madame de Chevreuse
 8 19|            which today takes us to England." ~"And what is this cause?"
 9 20|            instantly cross over to England. ~"Nothing would be more
10 20|           someone from crossing to England?" ~"Yes; a certain d'Artagnan,
11 20|          leagues from the coast of England. The breeze had been so
12 20|        they must get to London. In England the post was well served.
13 21|           from setting his foot in England, had not succeeded in arresting
14 21|           young friend," said he, "England is all our own. What do
15 21|               I had forgotten that England was an island, and that
16 21|     resounded from it. War between England and France was talked of
17 25|         the body in order to reach England. ~But there the confidence
18 31|    possible if he had ever been in England. ~D'Artagnan replied that
19 33|          the moment he was leaving England, he suspected that it was,
20 40|        simple: you had business in England." ~"Monseigneur," said d'
21 41|          and by closing it against England, our eternal enemy, the
22 41|   Richelieu knew that in combating England he combated Buckingham;
23 41|            that in triumphing over England he triumphed over Buckingham--
24 41|         short, that in humiliating England in the eyes of Europe he
25 41|           to maintain the honor of England, was moved by interests
26 43|          the German Empire, Spain, England, and Lorraine. This league
27 45|          steered its course toward England. ~     ~ ~
28 47|          followed. ~"She goes into England," said Athos. ~"With what
29 47|         here." ~"She worries me in England as well as in France," said
30 47|      Artagnan. "Well, I will go to England a second time; I will go
31 48|         are not children. To reach England"--Athos lowered his voice--"
32 48|           contracted a marriage in England she was already married
33 48|      relative left La Rochelle for England during the night. Watch
34 49|           in great haste to regain England, and positively refused
35 49|      beautiful days in winter when England remembers that there is
36 49|         adopt with all who land in England." ~"Then you don't know
37 50|            preceding operations in England might have been discovered.
38 50|           then, decided to come to England again," said Lord de Winter, "
39 50|             what makes you come to England?" ~"I come to see you,"
40 50|          other object in coming to England but to see me?" ~"No." ~"
41 50|            see me, and you come to England. I learn this desire, or
42 50|      attempt you make to return to England or the Continent." ~Milady
43 50|           has come back again into England for the purpose of conspiring
44 51|            anxiously for news from England; but no news arrived that
45 51|       impatience for the news from England which would announce to
46 51|            city, without news from England, the cardinal went out,
47 54|           to you, for in four days England will be relieved of you." ~
48 54|      Felton. ~"Are there, then, in England two men to whom such an
49 54|           was an Englishman in all England who would have required
50 54|            today, that you came to England solely for the pleasure
51 55|           enemies, of the enemy of England, of the enemy of God! You
52 55|        cannot sleep: 'Strike, save England, save thyself-- for thou
53 56|           name you the Lucretia of England.' ~"'And I will say that
54 57|      replied Milady. "The brand of England!--it would be necessary
55 57|         Milady, "is the ravager of England, the persecutor of true
56 57|            heart, is about to make England shed so much blood, who
57 57|                Buckingham had left England the day before, sent as
58 57|           But all my fortune is in England. Communication being closed
59 59|       spoke, "my Lord, beware! All England is tired of your iniquities;
60 59|            great catastrophes upon England and France, but misfortune
61 60|          first fear of the King of England, Charles I, on learning
62 60|       order so far as to detain in England the ambassadors of Denmark,
63 61|           I met Monsieur Dujart in England; I know Monsieur de Treville." ~"
64 62|         Rochelle; and you?" ~"From England." ~"Buckingham?" ~"Dead
65 62|            Winter of my journey to England; that this time they nearly
66 67| intelligence; Laporte, detained in England, as everyone else had been,
67 67|           in France and another in England; a woman who poisoned her