Chapter

 1 1 |       contempt. "Why, my good fellow, you must be mad!" Then,
 2 1 | challenging you." ~"Why, this fellow must be the devil in person!"
 3 1 |    Milady* to be seen by this fellow," continued the stranger. "
 4 2 |   saying, be assured, my dear fellow. Who says this Aramis is
 5 2 |     like lightning. ~"My dear fellow, be a Musketeer or an abbe.
 6 4 |      I was, and what a stupid fellow I am! That brave and unfortunate
 7 5 |   Decidedly, this is a clever fellow," murmured Athos. ~"And
 8 5 |    Decidedly, you are a brave fellow," said Athos, pressing the
 9 5 |   What is your name, my brave fellow?" said Athos. ~"d'Artagnan,
10 6 |      of pleasure with a young fellow from Gascony, whom I had
11 7 |     about him, he was a young fellow made up of mysteries, answering
12 7 |       Artagnan to dismiss the fellow; Porthos was of opinion
13 9 |   come, gentlemen, remove the fellow." And d'Artagnan pushed
14 9 |    him, "You are a shabby old fellow, my dear. You come to demand
15 9 |       to allow an unfortunate fellow who cried for help to be
16 10|      Hold your tongue, stupid fellow," said d'Artagnan; and laying
17 16|      known who this miserable fellow was?" ~"He was doubtless
18 18|     say so." ~"I am a gallant fellow." ~"I believe it." ~"I am
19 20|     no drawing back. Kill the fellow, and rejoin us as soon as
20 20|      forward! You are a brave fellow." ~"As I told you, monsieur,"
21 23|    sly air. "A handsome young fellow like you does not obtain
22 23|     the gem inside, you silly fellow; for everybody must be aware
23 25|     you are really a precious fellow." ~"You will understand,
24 25|     it, then, and the foolish fellow lost all he had?" ~"Even
25 25|     But you are here, my dear fellow, let us speak of you. I
26 25| father was a very intelligent fellow. And you say in his leisure
27 26|      d'Artagnan, "is the poor fellow worse, then?" ~"No, monsieur,
28 28|         Go on, go on, my dear fellow!" said d'Artagnan; "for
29 28|   asked d'Artagnan. ~"My dear fellow, I invited them to a dinner
30 28|     going to rejoin that good fellow, Porthos. So much the better.
31 28|   fifty louis, and the stingy fellow would only give me eighty." ~"
32 30|       St. Germain." ~"My dear fellow," said Athos, "I ride horses
33 30|           What is that stupid fellow troubling himself about?"
34 30|       his business?" ~"Stupid fellow yourself!" said d'Artagnan,
35 31|    side, methinks." ~"My dear fellow, I mistrust women. Can it
36 34|       with having killed that fellow, my boy, seeing that it
37 38|       your tongue, you stupid fellow!" said the young man; "I
38 39|        Rich? Richest, my dear fellow!" ~And d'Artagnan chinked
39 44|     Artagnan." ~"He is a bold fellow," said the cardinal. ~"And
40 44|  exactly because he is a bold fellow that he is the more to be
41 48| musket and the sword, my dear fellow. You will come off splendidly
42 48|     is large, you are a lucky fellow, gomrade!" ~Aramis read
43 55|    God, it is I-- I--and this fellow who will help me to avenge
44 62|          The mistress of that fellow d'Artagnan?" ~"Yes; Madame