Chapter

 1 1 |   begone!" ~"Not before I have killed you, poltroon!" cried d'
 2 2 |     possible sports; sometimes killed, but sure in that case to
 3 3 |     but wounded without doubt, killed, perhaps. Ah, if I knew!
 4 3 |   honor of assuring you that I killed one of them with his own
 5 3 |     broken at the first parry. Killed him, or poniarded him, sir,
 6 4 | outlook was sad. Sure of being killed by Athos, it may easily
 7 4 |    back; but at least, if I am killed, I shall be killed by a
 8 4 |        I am killed, I shall be killed by a Musketeer." ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 9 5 |         which he might, if not killed upon the spot, relate to
10 5 |   field of battle. ~Aramis had killed one of his adversaries,
11 5 |      Guardsman whom Aramis had killed, seized his rapier, and
12 11| Artagnan; "you would rather be killed than desert your post?" ~"
13 19|        But if we do risk being killed," said Porthos, "at least
14 19|    where. So let us go and get killed where we are told to go.
15 19|        letter. "If I should be killed, one of you must take it,
16 19|   continue the route; if he be killed, it will be another's turn,
17 23|       me, if you should not be killed tonight, that you will go
18 27|        work of it; one man was killed on the spot, and two others
19 29|    fight until one of them has killed me, which, considering the
20 31|    like a man in haste. ~Athos killed his adversary first. He
21 31|         why to me?" ~"Why, you killed him! They are the spoils
22 33|   conversation, for not having killed a man whom he had seen load
23 33|    increased by his not having killed her brother-in-law. ~D'Artagnan
24 34|       am satisfied with having killed that fellow, my boy, seeing
25 36|        his hand, he would have killed him. ~Milady seized the
26 37|        be dangerously wounded--killed even." ~"Impossible!" cried
27 37|        round, she will have me killed by the servants." ~"But
28 38|        the king dead? Have you killed the cardinal? You are quite
29 40|      beloved relative might be killed in the field. ~Porthos paid
30 41|       will who will risk being killed with me!" said d'Artagnan,
31 41|        the camp without having killed their man, they should be
32 41|     one of his two enemies was killed and the other devoted to
33 45|        you, wished to have him killed by his rival; it was you
34 45|     secret, wished to have him killed in his turn by two assassins,
35 46|        are going to get us all killed without mercy." ~"We are
36 46|     are much more likely to be killed," said Athos, "if we do
37 46|    eight or ten Frenchmen were killed, and as many Rochellais." ~"
38 47|        month ago by having him killed by two musket shots, a week
39 47| Buckingham or causes him to be killed? But the duke is our friend." ~"
40 47|       it would be stupid to be killed." ~But Athos continued to
41 47|       Athos; "how many have we killed of them--a dozen?" ~"Or
42 47|    against the enemy, and have killed I don't know how many Rochellais." ~"
43 48|         who wished to have you killed that she might inherit your
44 48|        have her brother-in-law killed?" ~"Yes." ~"She was married?"
45 50|      kill me or cause me to be killed, my precautions are taken.
46 51|       allowed themselves to be killed, would resemble too closely,
47 52|         my lad; she would have killed you. Observe, this is one
48 57|    under my guard, and who has killed herself!" ~"Be at ease,
49 59|    cried Buckingham, "you have killed me!" ~"Murder!" screamed
50 59|       are speaking, my Lord. I killed the Duke of Buckingham because
51 63| messenger resisted; my brother killed him." ~"Oh!" said Mme. Bonacieux,