Chapter

 1 8 |       friends, followed by their lackeys, were seen haunting the
 2 8 |       took his friends and their lackeys with him. Porthos had six
 3 19|         young men, calling their lackeys, "clean my boots, and fetch
 4 19|        it is not proper to allow lackeys to have anything to do in
 5 19|         is almost always sold by lackeys." ~"Porthos's plan appears
 6 19|      troop. We will arm our four lackeys with pistols and musketoons;
 7 20|       most strict incognito. The lackeys followed, armed to the teeth. ~
 8 20|       poor man. They ordered the lackeys not to unsaddle the horses,
 9 20|  recognizing the voices of their lackeys, opened the shutter. It
10 23|         them had returned. Their lackeys likewise were absent, and
11 27| description of your horses, your lackeys, your countenances--nothing
12 28|         and Grimaud, and the two lackeys started on foot, carrying
13 28|      empty to Paris, and the two lackeys had agreed, for their transport,
14 28|         it in the wagon with the lackeys. That has weakened my purse." ~"
15 28|        of the four horses of our lackeys we will make two for the
16 29|   reigned in the community. ~The lackeys on their part, like the
17 30|        remember him, and the two lackeys began to chat with the best
18 30|    Planchet! you are the king of lackeys. Now jump onto your horse,
19 30|      They immediately sent their lackeys for Porthos and Aramis,
20 31|        they went with their four lackeys to a spot behind the Luxembourg
21 31|      goatkeeper to withdraw. The lackeys were ordered to act as sentinels. ~
22 31|          amid the hooting of the lackeys. ~As to d'Artagnan, he fought
23 31|          Keep the purse for your lackeys." ~D'Artagnan put the purse
24 31|         us give the money to the lackeys, as Lord de Winter desired
25 31|          the lackeys--not to our lackeys, but to the lackeys of the
26 31|          our lackeys, but to the lackeys of the Englishmen." ~Athos
27 38|          tell!" said Kitty. "The lackeys were brought by the cries
28 39|         devour us all four, four lackeys, horses, arms, and all!" ~"
29 39|       Meantime, you see that the lackeys saddle the horses." ~"I
30 39|          mistress possible. ~The lackeys followed. ~As Porthos had
31 47|       cannot leave the camp, our lackeys may." ~"To be sure they
32 47|           said Aramis. "Give the lackeys money, and they will start." ~"
33 48|         discovered the idea, the lackeys. ~Porthos had discovered
34 48|          and which should be the lackeys to carry the letters. ~Everyone
35 48|        to know which of our four lackeys is the most discreet, the
36 48|         That's wise--not for the lackeys," resumed Aramis, "but for
37 48|     masters, we may say. Are our lackeys sufficiently devoted to
38 51|   Collicure wine; these were the lackeys of these gentlemen. ~The
39 51|       superior officers to their lackeys." ~"Lackeys?" grumbled the
40 51|    officers to their lackeys." ~"Lackeys?" grumbled the cardinal. "
41 51|          grumbled the cardinal. "Lackeys who have the order to warn
42 51|       when anyone passes are not lackeys, they are sentinels." ~"
43 51|        armed and guarded by your lackeys?" said the cardinal. "You
44 51|      were three; the Musketeers, lackeys included, were seven. He
45 51|    surrounded him, and the three lackeys grouped themselves again
46 60|         Their joy was great. The lackeys were sent on before with
47 60|        to God that with our four lackeys we may be in sufficient
48 63|          five, followed by their lackeys leading their horses, took
49 64|    Armentieres, and summoned the lackeys. ~Planchet, Grimaud, Bazin,
50 64|          servant. ~Athos set the lackeys to work first because, since
51 64|       essential qualities. Then, lackeys who ask questions inspire
52 64|    masters, and did not know the lackeys; on the contrary, the lackeys
53 64|    lackeys; on the contrary, the lackeys knew Milady perfectly. ~
54 64|     These arrangements made, the lackeys retired. ~Athos then arose
55 64|        the rendezvous, found the lackeys at their posts, placed them
56 65|         the red cloak. ~The four lackeys guarded the door and the
57 65|        out close behind her. The lackeys followed their masters,
58 66|          additional energy. ~Two lackeys dragged Milady, whom each
59 66|        Bazin came last. ~The two lackeys conducted Milady to the
60 66|     advance she whispered to the lackeys, "A thousand pistoles to
61 66|         the same. ~"Change these lackeys," said he; "she has spoken