Chapter

 1 3 |     themselves in a position to be arrested, and who, besides, never
 2 3 |       never allow themselves to be arrested, to laugh at you! I am sure
 3 3 |         dying on the spot to being arrested or taking back a step. To
 4 3 |          The king's Musketeers are arrested by the Guards of the cardinal,
 5 8 |          own that my wife has been arrested, but because of those of
 6 9 |           who cried for help to be arrested in their midst! And a gentleman
 7 10|          suspected of any crime is arrested, the arrest is held secret.
 8 10|           after them, and they are arrested; so that at the end of two
 9 10|          operated upon the persons arrested, were almost always framed
10 11|           think, if you were to be arrested with that handkerchief,
11 11|           place, Monsieur Athos is arrested." ~"Arrested! Athos arrested!
12 11|     Monsieur Athos is arrested." ~"Arrested! Athos arrested! What for?" ~"
13 11|       arrested." ~"Arrested! Athos arrested! What for?" ~"He was found
14 11|         you." ~"And by whom was he arrested?" ~"By Guards brought by
15 11|            They will believe he is arrested, and that will give him
16 13|          of him. ~The officers who arrested him conducted him straight
17 13|          flight the police who had arrested your wife, and has placed
18 14|        that they both be instantly arrested?" ~"It will be too late;
19 14|            you are able to have me arrested, you are able to have me
20 15|           mischance a Musketeer is arrested, France is in danger. What
21 15|         with Athos, who is already arrested, and with d'Artagnan, who
22 16|           Why did you not have him arrested while in Paris?" ~"Arrest
23 16|    mistress that he expected to be arrested every instant. ~It was at
24 17|           instant, I will have you arrested by the queen's orders, and
25 17| predominated enormously. ~"Have me arrested on the part of the queen,"
26 19|           she was in fear of being arrested." ~"Why has she not written
27 20|        have him and his companions arrested as forgers. ~"You blackguard!"
28 23|       expected is that you will be arrested." ~"What! Will they dare
29 27|      mistake, monsieur, that I had arrested the wrong person, and that
30 27|            he whom I ought to have arrested had escaped." ~"But Athos!"
31 47|         your clever person will be arrested." ~"Without reckoning,"
32 48|       imagined himself about to be arrested, and that Planchet was being
33 57|     believe it. He caused me to be arrested, had me conducted hither,
34 65|            to me, I had this woman arrested, and gave her in charge
35 65|           together, they were both arrested. ~"Eight days later she
36 67|       informed that d'Artagnan was arrested and who was anxious to see
37 67|           cardinal, "you have been arrested by my orders." ~"So they
38 67|         thing for which I could be arrested is still unknown to your