Chapter

 1 3 |           recognized, and the cardinal named you. But it's all my fault;
 2 5 |                Artagnan, "you are well named, gentlemen; and my adventure,
 3 6 |                causes Louis XIII to be named the Just--" ~"You are right,
 4 7 |             already taken by a compeer named Mousqueton, and when Porthos
 5 7 |          peculiar fashion, and who was named Grimaud. He was very taciturn,
 6 15|               attest the fact"; and he named several distinguished gentlemen,
 7 15| correspondences which at that time was named a CABAL; when he affirmed
 8 16|                the pieces of furniture named; but he well knew that it
 9 16|              Be satisfied, all who are named in that letter shall be
10 20|       accompanied?" ~"Yes; by a lackey named Lubin." ~"We will keep a
11 20|          minutes they were on the spot named. Patrick soon caught the
12 21|                    My Lord, I have not named her!" interrupted the young
13 21|               the vessel that had been named to him, delivered his letter
14 22|            came to the city registrar, named Clement, and demanded of
15 24|               in front of the pavilion named. It was situated in a very
16 25|            time to remove." ~The place named by Bonacieux as that which
17 25|               conceived. Bonacieux had named Mande because Mande was
18 25|                the Chatelet, monsieur, named Madame Coquenard, who, although
19 31|             the three friends had been named, "we do not know who you
20 34|                Englishwoman--the one I named." ~"Oh, ay! the fair woman
21 35|                for the hour he himself named!" ~"Well," said Milady,
22 42|                of his master's guests, named Fourreau, and the false
23 43|                at his instigation, had named lieutenant general. The
24 43|                the Duke of Buckingham, named Montague, was taken, and
25 44|              Only I say that if I were named Madame de Montpensier, or
26 44|           there is a little intrigante named Bonacieux." ~"She is in
27 47|               that a damned Musketeer, named Athos, has taken her safe-conduct
28 48|               him. The matter had been named to him by d'Artagnan, who
29 50|                I have caused you to be named lieutenant; I once saved
30 54|              to conduct to--the person named Charlotte Backson, branded
31 57|               through all the phases I named; but be easy, no blood will
32 58|               in the bay that had been named. ~During this passage, Felton
33 59|                the same moment. Felton named Lord de Winter; the unknown
34 59|              relative to a young woman named Charlotte Backson." ~"Yes,
35 61|             Don't you know a gentleman named Athos?" ~Milady became as
36 65|                preserved me, but a man named Brisemont died in my place." ~"