Chapter

 1 13|     which she does is part of a plan concerted between you--of
 2 13|     between you--of an infernal plan." ~"I swear to you, Monsieur
 3 14|         was unrolled an immense plan of the city of La Rochelle,
 4 16|  rapidly. ~It was nothing but a plan of attack against the cardinal.
 5 19|                             19. Plan Of Campaign~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 6 19|         Now let us lay down the plan of campaign," said Porthos. "
 7 19|        by lackeys." ~"Porthos's plan appears to me to be impracticable,"
 8 19|       Mouth. I agree to Athos's plan. And you, Porthos?" ~"I
 9 19|         we should adopt Athos's plan, and that we set off in
10 28| Patience!" said Athos; "I had a plan. The Englishman was an original;
11 30|   himself in arranging a little plan, of which we shall hereafter
12 31|        joy; he had realized the plan he had imagined beforehand,
13 33|          he had framed a little plan in his mind. ~He found Kitty
14 33|   reader pleases. ~D'Artagnan's plan was very simple. By Kitty'
15 34|    honor; and there were in the plan which our lover had devised
16 38|      said Athos, "I renounce my plan of seclusion, and wherever
17 39|        What do you think of the plan, gentlemen?" ~"Admirable!"
18 40|     equity, but likewise from a plan I have marked out with respect
19 40|        I wished to explain this plan to you on the day you received
20 44|          wittily turned, with a plan of the garden and portraits
21 44|    adventures of Amiens, with a plan of the gardens in which
22 47|         Aramis, "we must form a plan of battle." ~"That's very
23 47|       enough for us to devise a plan. If we go from this place
24 50|          and discovered all the plan, of which she could not
25 53|         whole day, to trace her plan of conduct. She received
26 54|         with Lord de Winter her plan of conduct was more easy.
27 54|       resignation--such was her plan. Felton would see all; perhaps
28 63|     distinct form and a regular plan. ~What was most pressing