Chapter

 1 2 |            that he met at Brussels Rochefort, the AME DAMNEE of the cardinal
 2 2 |     Capuchin, and that this cursed Rochefort, thanks to his disguise,
 3 2 |          Aramis, patiently. ~"This Rochefort," cried Porthos, "if I were
 4 14|           subdued voice, "and find Rochefort. Tell him to come to me
 5 14|      nothing of it." ~"Well, well! Rochefort, all is not lost; and perhaps--
 6 14|       Instantly, monseigneur." And Rochefort went hastily out of the
 7 14|  meditations, the door opened, and Rochefort returned. ~"Well?" said
 8 14|           his wife." ~The Comte de Rochefort bowed like a man who acknowledges
 9 17|           visits from the Comte de Rochefort, who had become the best
10 17|         cardinal and in the visits Rochefort had made him, ample subjects
11 17| reflections were all rose-colored. Rochefort called him his friend, his
12 17|            heard from the Comte de Rochefort; but the poor wife, who
13 17|        from my friend the Comte de Rochefort." ~"The Comte de Rochefort!
14 17|         Rochefort." ~"The Comte de Rochefort! Why it was he who carried
15 17|  remembered a little too late that Rochefort had desired him to endeavor
16 17|          residence of the Comte de Rochefort, and tell him that the queen
17 23|        cardinal's men, a cousin of Rochefort! Stop, my friend, I have
18 62|              Ah," cried Milady and Rochefort together, "it is you!" ~"
19 62|     assassinated him." ~"Ah," said Rochefort, with a smile; "this is
20 62| unacquainted." ~"Well, well," said Rochefort, "here is a chance which
21 62|               Upon my honor," said Rochefort, "it takes you, my dear
22 62|         Well, then, tell him this, Rochefort. Tell him that our conversation
23 62|  compromise myself." ~"Well," said Rochefort, taking the paper from Milady,
24 62|          me to Satan." ~Milady and Rochefort exchanged a smile and separated.
25 62|       separated. An hour afterward Rochefort set out at a grand gallop;
26 63|          Drop Of Water~ ~ ~ ~ ~    Rochefort had scarcely departed when
27 63|         The young woman complied. ~Rochefort passed at a gallop. ~"Adieu,
28 63|           In fifteen days at most, Rochefort would be back; besides,
29 63|           quickly; she there found Rochefort's lackey, and gave him his
30 63|            driven by a postillion; Rochefort's lackey would precede it,
31 63|    opportunity will come," replied Rochefort. ~"Hey?" said the cardinal,
32 63|            fought three times with Rochefort, and wounded him three times. ~"
33 63|             Planchet obtained from Rochefort the rank of sergeant in
34 64|           as may be remembered, by Rochefort's servant. ~Athos set the
35 67|              I am the Chevalier de Rochefort," answered the other, "the
36 67|       leave us." ~The Chevalier de Rochefort cast a glance backward,
37 67|         suits me the better," said Rochefort, "as I wish to continue
38 67|        become of her, then?" asked Rochefort, eagerly. ~"Return to camp
39 67|         camp and you shall know." ~Rochefort remained for a moment in
40 67|          study, and made a sign to Rochefort to bring in the young Musketeer. ~
41 67|           in the young Musketeer. ~Rochefort obeyed and retired. ~D'Artagnan
42 67|         and said in a loud voice, "Rochefort!" The chevalier, who no
43 67|             entered immediately. ~"Rochefort," said the cardinal, "you
44 67|          to preserve your heads." ~Rochefort and d'Artagnan coolly greeted
45 67|    opportunity will come," replied Rochefort. ~"Hey?" said the cardinal,
46 67|            fought three times with Rochefort, and wounded him three times. ~"
47 67|             Planchet obtained from Rochefort the rank of sergeant in