Chapter

 1 1 |          iron, a wrist of steel. Fight on all occasions. Fight
 2 1 |          Fight on all occasions. Fight the more for duels being
 3 1 |          to cry for quarter. The fight was therefore prolonged
 4 2 |          friend who was about to fight, he would advise him to
 5 4 | Musketeer but for a time, I only fight when I am forced to do so,
 6 5 |      characters of men he had to fight with, and began to view
 7 5 |           I say, that we were to fight, and our combat would be
 8 5 |          gentleman I am going to fight with," said Athos, pointing
 9 5 |      with him I am also going to fight," said Porthos. ~"But not
10 5 |     Artagnan. ~"And I also am to fight with this gentleman," said
11 5 |        But what are you going to fight about, Athos?" asked Aramis. ~"
12 5 |     fight--because I am going to fight," answered Porthos, reddening. ~
13 5 |      gentleman. I will therefore fight in my doublet, like yourself." ~"
14 5 |         must be persisted in. To fight, that was to disobey the
15 5 |      enemy, wished to resume the fight. ~D'Artagnan perceived that
16 6 |       doubt they went thither to fight themselves." ~"I do not
17 6 |        edict, it is forbidden to fight, after all." ~"But this
18 19|   Gascony or in Flanders; go and fight,' and you go there. Why?
19 23|     attacked by day or by night, fight, but retreat, without shame;
20 29|     eight Englishmen, and I will fight until one of them has killed
21 30|          to find he was going to fight an Englishman. We might
22 31|      know who you are. We cannot fight with such names; they are
23 31|   Englishmen with whom he was to fight, and communicated his name
24 41|          in passing that in this fight perished the Baron de Chantal;
25 50|        prepared apparently for a fight. ~"She is not to leave this
26 52|          a woman to them. Let me fight like a woman, then; my strength