Chapter

 1 1 |     seriously placed himself on guard. But at the same moment,
 2 1 |         that you may be on your guard." ~"Did he name no one in
 3 2 |       Henry III, and his Scotch Guard to Louis XI. ~On his part,
 4 2 |        he, too, should have his guard. He had his Musketeers therefore,
 5 2 |     Musketeer had just come off guard, complained of having a
 6 3 |         d'Artagnan; "and I will guard it so carefully that I will
 7 4 |     talking with the soldier on guard. Between the two talkers
 8 5 |      that account only, and--on guard!" ~At these words, with
 9 5 |       Athos, putting himself on guard. ~"I waited your orders,"
10 5 |     changing his ground and his guard twenty times. Jussac was,
11 6 |  content, I will do my best. On guard!" ~"But," said he whom d'
12 6 |         at twelve precisely. On guard, then, monsieur, on guard!" ~
13 6 |       guard, then, monsieur, on guard!" ~Bernajoux was not a man
14 7 |         punctuality. He went on guard because he always kept company
15 7 |    Porthos, and Aramis to mount guard with d'Artagnan when he
16 8 |     seen haunting the quays and Guard rooms, picking up among
17 11|    papers. The last two mounted guard at the door during this
18 11|       hotel. His company was on guard at the Louvre; he was at
19 12|      said, were that evening on guard. Besides, Germain was in
20 15|    company to fraternize with a Guard of Dessessart's company?" ~"
21 19|      secret--" ~"Which you will guard, I hope, young man, as your
22 22|      the apartment of the Swiss guard, Germain, whither d'Artagnan
23 23|        had but one horse in the Guard stables." ~"Perhaps there
24 23|        things be always on your guard. The cardinal has a tenacious
25 25|       They placed themselves on guard; the stranger made a feint
26 26|     that the duties of mounting guard and the service of the king
27 29|       well." ~"And be upon your guard before my husband, who is
28 31|         as with one voice. ~"On guard, then!" cried Athos. ~Immediately
29 34|      said Aramis, always on his guard; "this is from my publisher,
30 36|         been so kind before. On guard!" ~Milady assumed the most
31 38|         and leaving Planchet to guard the house. ~Aramis returned
32 40|          remain free, then, and guard your hatreds and your sympathies." ~"
33 40|     that it was useless to keep guard longer, as his master had
34 41|     head of the already-wounded guard, and the other flattened
35 43|         camp and quite on their guard, as we have stated, for
36 43|       may see that we were good guard." ~"Your name?" said the
37 45|  receive my thanks for the good guard you have kept. Gentlemen,
38 46|       was to pass from the rear guard to the vanguard. ~Arrived
39 48|     Winter will now be upon his guard if the letter should reach
40 50|       for life and death, mount guard around this apartment, and
41 50|         Felton, John, my child, guard me, and more particularly
42 50|       me, and more particularly guard yourself, against this woman.
43 51|   Messieurs the Musketeers keep guard," said he. "Are the English
44 53|        listened. The soldier on guard at her door stopped, as
45 53|   singing? No. You were told to guard her--to fire at her if she
46 53|        if she attempted to fly. Guard her! If she flies, kill
47 55|        and as if he had mounted guard in his place. ~The soldier
48 57|        and placed me under your guard. You know the rest. The
49 57|         are about to change the guard." ~"Then run to the door,
50 57|        a woman who was under my guard, and who has killed herself!" ~"
51 58|         and besides, I am on my guard. You had begun to pervert
52 58| mistrusted me, he determined to guard you himself, and sent me
53 59|         he was prevented by the guard he is obliged to keep at
54 64|         three were to remain on guard; the fourth was to return