Chapter

 1 Pre|         visit to M. de Treville, captain of the king's Musketeers,
 2 1  |        and decrees, there he is, captain of the Musketeers; that
 3 1  |         to Monsieur de Treville, captain of the Musketeers." ~"Indeed!" ~"
 4 2  |     Louis XIII made Treville the captain of his Musketeers, who were
 5 2  |         not saying a little. The captain of the Musketeers was therefore
 6 2  |     entered the apartment of the captain of the Musketeers, congratulating
 7 3  |     insulting expressions of the captain to all the people in the
 8 3  |        give in my resignation as captain of the king's Musketeers
 9 3  |      under the table. ~"Well, my Captain," said Porthos, quite beside
10 3  |        For you know Athos. Well, Captain, he endeavored twice to
11 3  |     whole story. What the devil, Captain, one cannot win all one'
12 3  |          Aramis, who, seeing his captain become appeased, ventured
13 3  |     hailed the last words of the captain; and two or three heads,
14 3  |          help is there for it! A captain is nothing but a father
15 3  |                  All at once the captain stopped, as if struck by
16 5  |          appear again before the captain as a conquered man." ~Athos,
17 6  | distance-- ~"Come here, Monsieur Captain," said he, "come here, that
18 6  |     community? In truth, my dear Captain, I have a great mind to
19 6  |       see, for you know, my dear Captain, a judge must hear both
20 6  |        great astonishment of the captain of the Musketeers, he was
21 6  |        Is it for this I name you captain of my Musketeers, that they
22 10 |         very much astonished his captain. But M. de Treville knew
23 15 |       arrived at the palace. ~As captain of the Musketeers, M. de
24 15 |       over, for scarcely had the captain of the Musketeers closed
25 16 |          at the same instant the captain of the Guards, M. de Guitant,
26 18 |      Monsieur de Treville, their captain?" ~"Oh, yes, him! I know
27 18 |          and your regiment, your captain?" ~"By my soul, you had
28 19 |          countenance, the worthy captain plainly perceived that something
29 20 |          be more easy," said the captain of a vessel ready to set
30 20 |     quite ready to sail, and the captain was waiting on the wharf. "
31 21 |          give this letter to the captain; he will convey you to a
32 21 |      delivered his letter to the captain, who after having it examined
33 22 |      came in his turn Duhallier, captain of the Guards, bringing
34 25 |       the future; and the worthy captain, who on his side felt a
35 25 |     Cavois?" ~"In person." ~"The captain of the cardinal's Guards?" ~"
36 26 |      revealed this to him if the captain of the Guards had found
37 39 |          clock. ~"La Houdiniere, CAPTAIN OF THE GUARDS" ~"The devil!"
38 41 |      compliments, M. Dessessart, captain of the Guards, as well as
39 41 |         readiness." ~"Thanks, my captain!" replied d'Artagnan, who
40 44 |      with an English crew, whose captain is on my side, awaits you
41 47 |          sent La Houdiniere, his captain of the Guards, to inquire
42 48 |         secret to you; and for a captain's commission I would not
43 49 |        from it, she implored the captain to put her on shore; but
44 49 |        put her on shore; but the captain, eager to escape from his
45 49 |     repeating her request to the captain, who, on his part, took
46 49 |          a few instants with the captain, gave him several papers,
47 49 |        the order of the merchant captain the whole crew of the vessel,
48 49 |          all these questions the captain replied without difficulty
49 49 |          He then returned to the captain, said a few words to him,
50 50 |        you not observed that the captain of your little vessel, on
51 55 |       the grave with the rank of captain." ~"What have I, then, done
52 58 |        word to anyone before the captain permits you, the captain
53 58 |         captain permits you, the captain will have you thrown into
54 58 |         they were on the deck. ~"Captain," said Felton, "this is
55 58 |     thousand pistoles," said the captain. ~"I have paid you five
56 58 |        That's correct," said the captain. ~"And here are the other
57 58 |         of gold. ~"No," said the captain, "I make but one bargain;
58 58 |       beautiful lady," cried the captain; "and may God often send
59 58 |       should put in there." ~The captain replied by ordering the
60 59 |       you yourself to appoint me captain; I have punished him for
61 61 |          intimately even." ~"The captain of the king's Musketeers?" ~"
62 61 |        king's Musketeers?" ~"The captain of the king's Musketeers." ~"
63 63 |          a brave and adventurous captain." ~D'Artagnan, his eye moist
64 66 |       gentlemen," said the brave captain, "I hope you have been well
65 67 |          a brave and adventurous captain." ~D'Artagnan, his eye moist