Chapter

 1 20|        in the name of Comte de Wardes. ~Then, casting a glance
 2 20|         they drew the Comte de Wardes close to his servant; and
 3 20|     functionary. ~The Comte de Wardes was announced, and d'Artagnan
 4 20|    description of the Comte de Wardes. ~"Is he accompanied?" ~"
 5 20|      the sword of the Comte de Wardes which made that hole, when
 6 21|      which he had repaid M. de Wardes with such terrible coin.
 7 23|        by nailing the Comte de Wardes on the byroad to Calais,
 8 23|   tapestry." ~"There again! De Wardes, one of the cardinal's men,
 9 25|    forced to run the Comtes de Wardes through the body in order
10 30|        is the good Monsieur de Wardes? He is not dead, then?" ~"
11 30|     except the letter to M. de Wardes. ~Athos was delighted to
12 31| intrigue between her and M. de Wardes, our presumptuous hero gave
13 33|           Monsieur El Comte de Wardes." ~The remembrance of the
14 33|      addressed to the Comte de Wardes, news on the spot, entrance
15 33|        you." ~"For Monsieur de Wardes?" said Kitty. ~"To be sure;
16 33|       be sure; for Monsieur de Wardes." ~"Now, there is one,"
17 33|        of an answer from M. de Wardes that provoked her thus.
18 33|        silence of the Comte de Wardes, and she ordered Kitty to
19 33|      happiest of men, Comte de Wardes ~This note was in the first
20 33|      to have been opened by de Wardes. Milady will then turn you
21 35|  itself. Before daybreak M. de Wardes must take his departure,
22 35|       of the soubrette with de Wardes when he received the letter;
23 35|      chamber, and introduce de Wardes whenever he presented himself. ~
24 35|        voice, "I, the Comte de Wardes." ~"Oh, my God, my God!"
25 35|       mistress to the false de Wardes. Her mistress was mad with
26 35|     kiss your hands. ~Comte de Wardes ~Not a word about the sapphire.
27 36|     Artagnan, and not to M. de Wardes. ~He opened it and read
28 36|        of that of the Comte de Wardes." ~"And will you go?" asked
29 36|       which she gave me for de Wardes?" ~D'Artagnan rapidly drew
30 36|  Avenge me of that infamous de Wardes," said Milady, between her
31 36|    believed in the crime of de Wardes. If de Wardes had at that
32 36|      crime of de Wardes. If de Wardes had at that moment been
33 36|    said she, in her turn. ~"De Wardes; I know it," cried d'Artagnan. ~"
34 36|  because yesterday Monsieur de Wardes, in a saloon where I was,
35 37|  confess to her that he and de Wardes were, up to the present
36 37|  suicide, to kill the Comte de Wardes. But he also was spurred
37 37|       compared himself with de Wardes, and asked himself why,
38 37|   encounter between him and de Wardes were already arranged in
39 37|      renounce, by pardoning de Wardes, the furious projects she
40 37|     suppose this poor Comte de Wardes were less guilty than you
41 37|     avenge her on the Comte de Wardes. ~"I am quite ready," said
42 37|        pity this poor Comte de Wardes, since you have ceased to
43 37|     confession?" ~"You gave de Wardes a meeting on Thursday last
44 37|    What next? what next?" ~"De Wardes cannot boast of anything." ~"
45 37|      ring I have! The Comte de Wardes of Thursday and the d'Artagnan
46 39|    cardinal. Still further, de Wardes, whom he had treated so
47 39|        to his friends. ~"If de Wardes has related all our affair
48 44|   three desperate wounds to de Wardes, your emissary, and who
49 45|       you who, in love with de Wardes and thinking to pass the
50 45|     you who, believing that de Wardes had deceived you, wished
51 47|     stranger of Meung; then de Wardes, to whom I have given three
52 52|  passed himself upon her as de Wardes, for whom she had conceived
53 65|     the murder of the Baron de Wardes; but as no one else can