Chapter

 1 2 |       live at the expense of the enemy must live at the expense
 2 4 |         he has acquired a mortal enemy. Then, resuming his mild
 3 5 |       was to make at one blow an enemy of a minister more powerful
 4 5 |          Artagnan would kill his enemy, wished to resume the fight. ~
 5 5 |         the breast of his fallen enemy, and forced him to ask for
 6 5 |     always respected, even in an enemy. The Musketeers saluted
 7 11|       here. In each there was an enemy to contend with, and contributions
 8 11|         one she had taken for an enemy. ~"No," said d'Artagnan; "
 9 16|     believed me, sire, to be her enemy; although your Majesty can
10 16|         them." ~"The queen is my enemy, but is not yours, sire;
11 21|  Englishman, and consequently an enemy whom I should have much
12 23|      Artagnan! A present from an enemy is not a good thing. Are
13 23|      which means, 'Beware of the enemy who makes you presents." ~"
14 23|    diamond does not come from an enemy, monsieur," replied d'Artagnan, "
15 25|         he met on the road as an enemy. It followed that his hat
16 31|    victory." ~"I, the heir of an enemy!" said Athos; "for whom,
17 35|      another you have a terrible enemy on your hands." ~While thus
18 36| resolution, she said, "I have an enemy." ~"You, madame!" said d'
19 36|          as you are!" ~"A mortal enemy." ~"Indeed!" ~"An enemy
20 36|          enemy." ~"Indeed!" ~"An enemy who has insulted me so cruelly
21 41|     against England, our eternal enemy, the cardinal completed
22 41|        not only to get rid of an enemy of France, but to avenge
23 41|         he, humble as he was--an enemy of the cardinal; that is
24 41|         had made himself another enemy, less to be feared, he thought;
25 41|         not to be despised. This enemy was Milady. ~In exchange
26 41|           because it would be an enemy the less, and this enemy
27 41|         enemy the less, and this enemy might have a well-furnished
28 41|          reconnoitering, how the enemy guarded this bastion. ~At
29 41|     placed to the account of the enemy. ~As he might be only wounded
30 41|       first idea was to join the enemy. One of them took his gun
31 41|   observing the movements of the enemy and taking advantage of
32 41|      shoulders at the moment the enemy fired. ~A slight shock,
33 41|          for staying so near the enemy, abridged the testimonials
34 43|         such a haste to meet the enemy that he commanded every
35 43|  everything was preparing in the enemy's camp for a fresh assault,
36 44|  cardinal. ~"Well, now I have an enemy much more to be dreaded
37 44|          for me to get rid of my enemy as it is easy to get rid
38 46|          the watch, whatever the enemy may do to dislodge us." ~
39 46|         dreaded are not from the enemy." ~"But for such an expedition
40 46|        useless in the face of an enemy." ~"Well," replied Athos, "
41 47|   replied Athos. "As soon as the enemy are within musket shot,
42 47|         more than a dozen of the enemy. A last discharge welcomed
43 47|          was an ally, and not an enemy. What you would now do amounts
44 47|         flag in the hands of the enemy, even if that flag be but
45 47|        for two hours against the enemy, and have killed I don't
46 49|       government, if it is to an enemy I am to attribute the violence
47 50|     acknowledged and intelligent enemy. ~"Yes, let us chat, brother,"
48 51|   against him, as a friend or an enemy, she would not remain motionless
49 52|         to take vengeance on her enemy, this precious paper is
50 55|      smile. "Ennui is the mortal enemy of prisoners; I had ennui,
51 55|     skillful general, seeing the enemy ready to surrender, marches
52 55|          of mine enemies, of the enemy of England, of the enemy
53 55|         enemy of England, of the enemy of God! You believe, and
54 56|        At length, one evening my enemy resolved to paralyze the
55 56|      without doubt, that eternal enemy of our souls, that lion
56 56|        sign it.' ~"'Ah!' said my enemy, in a jeering tone, 'that'
57 59|         am not obliged to see an enemy in you. ~"Your affectionate ~"
58 60|          with Milady, her mortal enemy. Aramis therefore had written
59 61|       her mind. ~"You are not an enemy of our holy faith?" said
60 61|        of d'Artagnan, he was the enemy of the cardinal; and she
61 63|          came from conquering an enemy and not Frenchmen. He entered
62 67|       France from the inveterate enemy who set all Europe against
63 67|          came from conquering an enemy and not Frenchmen. He entered