Chapter

 1 1 |        had just made a second La Rochelle of it. Many citizens, seeing
 2 12|       with the Protestants of La Rochelle which I am projecting? The
 3 14|   immense plan of the city of La Rochelle, occupied the center of
 4 14|        of Re and lay siege to La Rochelle. ~At first sight, nothing
 5 14|          attention the map of La Rochelle, which, as we have said,
 6 16|      fatigues of the siege of La Rochelle, and that it would be far
 7 21|       send the Protestants of La Rochelle the assistance I promised
 8 38|         to all probability to La Rochelle, and once gone--" ~"She
 9 38|      however, to the siege of La Rochelle," aid d'Artagnan. ~"No;
10 40|        goodness. The siege of La Rochelle is about to be resumed,
11 41|              41. The Seige Of La Rochelle~ ~ ~ ~ ~    The Siege of
12 41|                  The Siege of La Rochelle was one of the great political
13 41|           there only remained La Rochelle. It became necessary, therefore,
14 41|         all parts of Europe. ~La Rochelle, which had derived a new
15 41|       command at the siege of La Rochelle, said, in charging at the
16 41|          fools enough to take La Rochelle." ~And Bassompierre was
17 41|       Cevennes; the taking of La Rochelle was the preface to the revocation
18 41|       command of the siege of La Rochelle, which was determined, he
19 41|       camp established before La Rochelle, of the tenth of the month
20 41|          and hostilities with La Rochelle had commenced, two or three
21 42|         French were besieging La Rochelle. ~D'Artagnan, as we have
22 42|          soon as the siege of La Rochelle is terminated, I promise
23 43|         to press the siege of La Rochelle; but notwithstanding his
24 48|   succumb. Your relative left La Rochelle for England during the night.
25 48|       the hectic rebellion of La Rochelle. It is probable that the
26 50|      days I shall set out for La Rochelle with the army; but on the
27 51|        threatening. ~Although La Rochelle was invested, however certain
28 51|           In the first place, La Rochelle appeared impregnable. Then
29 51|          In fact, the sack of La Rochelle, and the assassination of
30 51|       the besieging generals--La Rochelle is impregnable except to
31 51|      dyke which was to starve La Rochelle. Meanwhile, he cast his
32 51|      action, an inhabitant of La Rochelle who had contrived to pass
33 51|    cardinal--an inhabitant of La Rochelle, we say, entered the city,
34 58|   tomorrow! Where for?" ~"For La Rochelle." ~"He need not sail!" cried
35 59|      waited the deputies from La Rochelle, headed by the Prince de
36 59|       said, the deputies from La Rochelle were waiting, crossed it
37 60|       occurred in the camp at La Rochelle; only the king, who was
38 60|          they were in camp at La Rochelle; that is to say, at the
39 60|      while the cardinal is at La Rochelle. Well, once returned from
40 61|         the French drove from La Rochelle; when landing at Boulogne,
41 61| Richelieu, in his camp before La Rochelle. ~Monseigneur, Let your
42 61|         He is at the siege of La Rochelle with the cardinal. He will
43 62|          asked Milady. ~"From La Rochelle; and you?" ~"From England." ~"
44 62|        be now at the siege of La Rochelle?" ~"I thought so, too; but
45 63|      detained at the siege of La Rochelle." ~"How do you know that?" ~"
46 63|     remembrances." ~EPILOGUE ~La Rochelle, deprived of the assistance
47 67|         cardinal to return to La Rochelle, left his capital still
48 67|        escape. ~The return to La Rochelle, therefore, was profoundly
49 67|       road, a man coming from la Rochelle on horseback pulled up at
50 67|        he will go straight to La Rochelle." ~"I must place him in
51 67|     remembrances." ~EPILOGUE ~La Rochelle, deprived of the assistance