Chapter

 1 1 |           In conscience, I cannot kill him; and yet," added he,
 2 2 |         pretext that he wanted to kill the king and marry Monsieur
 3 4 |           so correctly. I wish to kill you, be at rest as to that,
 4 4 |           rest as to that, but to kill you quietly in a snug, remote
 5 5 |   speaking half to himself, "if I kill you, I shall have the air
 6 5 |          plainly that if we don't kill each other, I shall hereafter
 7 5 |   Monsieur Athos has the right to kill me first, which must much
 8 5 |         he to d'Artagnan, "do not kill him, young man, I beg of
 9 5 |        fear that d'Artagnan would kill his enemy, wished to resume
10 10|      monsieur! Monsieur! You will kill yourself," cried Planchet. ~"
11 11|       crying in a choking voice, "Kill me, if you please, you shall
12 18|         enemies pardon me, I will kill myself, while accusing you
13 18|               But I have sworn to kill that man!" said d'Artagnan. ~"
14 20|         there is no drawing back. Kill the fellow, and rejoin us
15 20|         was not in it." ~"They'll kill poor Porthos when he comes
16 24|          take on so; they did not kill her, and that's a comfort." ~"
17 25|          my word." ~"Oh, he would kill me!" ~"Don't be afraid;
18 26| yourselves; allow me time just to kill this gentleman, and I will
19 27|        you did not really wish to kill; you only wished to imprison
20 27|        his madness, well, we will kill him!" ~"Softly, gentlemen!"
21 27|          from his belt, "you will kill nobody, if you please!" ~"
22 28|           upon my honor, you will kill me with your indifference." ~"
23 29|            too good a Catholic to kill myself with a pistol bullet,
24 31|        that I shall be obliged to kill you to prevent my secret
25 31|           to his throat, "I could kill you, my Lord, you are completely
26 33|          in his hands and did not kill him, by which I missed three
27 34|       that it is blessed bread to kill an Englishman; but if I
28 35|           Gascon barely failed to kill." ~The monster was himself. ~"
29 36|           him whom you wish me to kill." ~D'Artagnan lifted up
30 37|    without committing suicide, to kill the Comte de Wardes. But
31 37|           do you mean? Speak! you kill me." ~"Be satisfied; you
32 38|       Athos, beware. You tried to kill her; she is a woman to return
33 41|         who might not be sorry to kill one of his Majesty's Guards,
34 41|          his throat. ~"Oh, do not kill me!" cried the bandit. "
35 42|          soldier who had tried to kill d'Artagnan and who, belonging
36 42|      faith of a gentleman, I will kill you at the corner of some
37 47|         For shame!" said Aramis. "Kill a woman? No, listen to me;
38 49|      young man, coolly, "you will kill yourself in jumping." ~Milady
39 50|           know beforehand, if you kill me or cause me to be killed,
40 50|         to be fired upon. If they kill you, English justice will
41 50|           perhaps she will try to kill you. I have extricated you
42 53|          Guard her! If she flies, kill her; but don't exceed your
43 54|        have saved my honor!" ~"To kill yourself?" cried Felton,
44 54|        hands of the prisoner, "to kill yourself?" ~"I have told,
45 54|        very well that I shall not kill myself, will place me before
46 55|         not willing that I should kill my body, and you make yourself
47 55|        the agent of him who would kill my soul." ~"But I repeat
48 56|           that was that he should kill me. ~"'Beware!' said I, '
49 58|          I see; but you shall not kill me today. You have no longer
50 63|         times. ~"I shall probably kill you the fourth," said he
51 65|         in his hand; she made him kill the duke. And at this moment,
52 66|               The executioner may kill, without being on that account
53 67|      Three times she attempted to kill me, and I pardoned her;
54 67|         times. ~"I shall probably kill you the fourth," said he