Chapter

 1 1 |        are young. You ought to be brave for two reasons: the first
 2 1 |         is seeking everywhere for brave fellows to recruit for his
 3 1 |        and slept the sleep of the brave. ~This sleep, provincial
 4 3 |        cardinal's Guards, who are brave, quiet, skillful men who
 5 3 |       their lives needlessly; for brave men are very dear to the
 6 3 |          surgeon! Or, s'blood, my brave Athos will die!" ~At the
 7 3 |            a handsome cavalier, a brave youth, quite fit to make
 8 4 |          stupid fellow I am! That brave and unfortunate Athos was
 9 5 |  intention was formed to make the brave Musketeer all suitable apologies,
10 5 |       with regret the blood of so brave a gentleman. I will therefore
11 5 |              Decidedly, you are a brave fellow," said Athos, pressing
12 5 |             What is your name, my brave fellow?" said Athos. ~"d'
13 6 |      Musketeers." ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   "Brave young man!" murmured the
14 8 |          coalition of four young, brave, enterprising, and active
15 8 |      Artagnan spoken of as a very brave young man," said the citizen; "
16 10|           you. You appear to be a brave young man; besides, your
17 11|          sure you were a good and brave young man," said Mme. Bonacieux,
18 11|          do not know me yet. I am brave when I set about it. It
19 11|          your Grace?" ~"You are a brave young man," said Buckingham,
20 12| adventures and a love of romance. Brave, rash, and enterprising,
21 17|     handsome young man who was so brave and appeared to be so much
22 17|        you, monsieur, you are not brave enough to be of any use
23 18|            that the queen wants a brave, intelligent, devoted man
24 18|           him more than once as a brave and loyal gentleman." ~"
25 18|             I believe it." ~"I am brave." ~"Oh, I am sure of that!" ~"
26 20|         sword with the others." ~"Brave Athos!" murmured d'Artagnan, "
27 20|      Planchet, forward! You are a brave fellow." ~"As I told you,
28 20|         You shall not pass." ~"My brave young man, I will blow out
29 25|    interest in this young man, so brave and so resolute, pressed
30 27|     Aramis. "Athos is so cool, so brave, and handles his sword so
31 27|     children, and we shall see!" ~Brave as they appeared to be,
32 36|          of Armenia. ~"Thanks, my brave friend!" cried Milady; "
33 37|           and soul!" ~"Thanks, my brave lover; but as you are satisfied
34 37|        Although the young man was brave, as we know, he was terrified
35 39|      Artagnan, my friend, you are brave, you are prudent, you have
36 40|       before he obeyed. ~"You are brave, Monsieur d'Artagnan," continued
37 41|    everything, being handsome and brave, as you are." ~"Wretch,"
38 41|           recompense with it, the brave exploit of d'Artagnan resulted
39 43|        not so; but I know you are brave and loyal gentlemen, and
40 45|           horsemen. ~"That is our brave Musketeer, I think," said
41 47|       that they have to deal with brave and loyal soldiers of the
42 47|         Aramis." ~"Still my three brave fellows!" murmured the cardinal. "
43 48|        Take Planchet. Planchet is brave and shrewd; they are two
44 48|          most clever, or the most brave; the principal thing is
45 51|          well!" said he, "you are brave young men, proud in daylight,
46 51|     against his palate, "they are brave fellows! But what the devil
47 52|           me." ~"In that case, my brave lieutenant, let us leave
48 52|         ha, ha! Don't you see, my brave Felton; don't you see what
49 61|        has just proved himself as brave and faithful as ever. Tell
50 63|          suits you. You will be a brave and adventurous captain." ~
51 66|        Well, gentlemen," said the brave captain, "I hope you have
52 67|        more worthy--" ~"You are a brave youth, d'Artagnan," interrupted
53 67|          suits you. You will be a brave and adventurous captain." ~