Chapter

 1 1 |         Never sell it; allow it to die tranquilly and honorably
 2 3 |         blood, my brave Athos will die!" ~At the cries of M. de
 3 5 |            not make up his mind to die quietly, as one less courageous
 4 5 |          be beaten again, and must die on the spot, for, on my
 5 5 |          Bible, "here will Bicarat die; for I only am left, and
 6 12| presentiment that I should shortly die." And the duke smiled, with
 7 12|           struck in France, if you die in France, if I could imagine
 8 16|             No, no, I would rather die!" cried the queen, in whom
 9 17|        upon my soul, I am ready to die for your Majesty!" ~This
10 18|         orders you give me, I will die sooner than do anything
11 19|       assassinated." ~"And I shall die in the performance of my
12 32|            which it had retired to die of old age. ~"The devil!"
13 37|         merited death." ~"He shall die, then, since you condemn
14 37|          have my secret! You shall die." ~And she flew to a little
15 41|           it, or I swear you shall die by my hand." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
16 45|          Monsieur d'Artagnan shall die!" ~"Indeed! Is it possible
17 45|         insulted you, and he shall die!" ~"He shall die!" replied
18 45|          he shall die!" ~"He shall die!" replied Milady; "she first,
19 51|    resolved to allow themselves to die of hunger--this death always
20 51|       children, and old men should die, so long as the men who
21 51|           men whom they allowed to die were their sons, their wives,
22 52|          and she heard their steps die away in the distance of
23 54|        noise of his footsteps soon die away. ~Felton, as pale as
24 55|            thyself-- for thou wilt die without having appeased
25 55|           as would a pagan. Let me die; that is all. I supplicate
26 55|            you on my knees--let me die, and my last sigh shall
27 56|            that of my tomb. I will die here, and you will see if
28 56|             I will allow myself to die with hunger.' ~"'Come,'
29 56|            and if you let yourself die of hunger that will be your
30 56|            I told him, resolved to die of hunger. ~"I passed the
31 57|           I thought I was about to die. ~"In the midst of one of
32 57|       Felton, I can do nothing but die. Felton, give me that knife!" ~
33 57|         abandon me! Felton, let me die!" ~"Well, then, we will
34 57|             then, we will live and die together!" cried he, pressing
35 57|            not dead; demons do not die so easily. Be tranquil,
36 58|            Judas Maccabeus! If you die, I will die with you; that
37 58|      Maccabeus! If you die, I will die with you; that is all I
38 59|        shall not hear, and I shall die without knowing what she
39 59|             to accuse herself, and die with him. ~All at once he
40 65|       sister, how did your husband die?" ~"Horror!" cried Porthos
41 65|           condemned, and you shall die." ~At these words, which
42 66|        Because I am not willing to die!" cried Milady, struggling. "
43 66|          Because I am too young to die!" ~"The woman you poisoned
44 66|     consent that this woman should die thus!" ~Milady heard these
45 66|            which you have cast me. Die in peace!" ~Lord de Winter
46 66|       attempts upon my own person. Die in peace!" ~"And I," said
47 66|           you, and I weep for you. Die in peace!" ~"I am lost!"
48 66|         Milady in English. "I must die!" ~Then she arose of herself,
49 66|           nothing. ~"Where am I to die?" said she. ~"On the other
50 67|    punishment he shall cause me to die," said the Gascon to himself. "
51 67|            see how a gentleman can die." ~The young Musketeer was
52 67|           excellent disposition to die heroically. ~Richelieu still