Chapter

 1 6 |        me that they did not lay siege to the hotel of the Duc
 2 14|     from the Isle of Re and lay siege to La Rochelle. ~At first
 3 15|      and soldiers came and laid siege to the house, broke open
 4 16|     undergo the fatigues of the siege of La Rochelle, and that
 5 26|   father, who had fallen at the siege of Arras, and the uniform
 6 33|       time for a prolonged love siege. ~"There," said the young
 7 38|       take you, however, to the siege of La Rochelle," aid d'Artagnan. ~"
 8 40|    worthy of your goodness. The siege of La Rochelle is about
 9 40|        to conduct myself at the siege in such a manner as merits
10 41|        Rochelle~ ~ ~ ~ ~    The Siege of La Rochelle was one of
11 41|         as many details of this siege are connected in too important
12 41| cardinal when he undertook this siege were extensive. Let us unfold
13 41|    distinguished command at the siege of La Rochelle, said, in
14 41|         take the command of the siege of La Rochelle, which was
15 42|  anxious to be in person at the siege, it was said that as soon
16 42|     convent; and as soon as the siege of La Rochelle is terminated,
17 42|       Very well. As soon as the siege is over, we'll carry her
18 43|      and afterward to press the siege of La Rochelle; but notwithstanding
19 43|         be obliged to raise the siege. ~But as M. de Toiras gave
20 43|        to give a journal of the siege, but on the contrary only
21 43|       left free to carry on the siege, without having, at least
22 43|         not much to do with the siege, were not under very strict
23 51|     Monsieur, who had begun the siege, he left to the cardinal
24 51|         and made him endure the siege with patience; but it did
25 51|     Artois and of Flanders. The siege once over, we shall be able
26 61|        impossible! He is at the siege of La Rochelle with the
27 62|     four men must be now at the siege of La Rochelle?" ~"I thought
28 63|     friends are detained at the siege of La Rochelle." ~"How do
29 63|    irrevocably taken. After the siege I shall enter the house
30 63| Buckingham, surrendered after a siege of a year. On the twenty-eighth
31 67|    irrevocably taken. After the siege I shall enter the house
32 67| Buckingham, surrendered after a siege of a year. On the twenty-eighth