Chapter

 1 3 |        or taking back a step. To save yourselves, to scamper away,
 2 5 |      retire; we consent to that. Save your skin; begone quickly." ~
 3 9 |          the council was held. ~"Save me, gentlemen, for the love
 4 9 |          for the love of heaven, save me!" cried he. "There are
 5 9 |      four men come to arrest me. Save me! Save me!" ~Porthos and
 6 9 |      come to arrest me. Save me! Save me!" ~Porthos and Aramis
 7 9 |       poor mercer. ~"We can only save you by being free ourselves,"
 8 10|   Bonacieux; "let us fly! Let us save ourselves." ~At these words
 9 11|         promised in a whisper to save him. We are compelled to
10 17|     madame, you must; and I will save them all." ~"But how? Tell
11 17|       Majesty. I have nothing to save for your Majesty; you are
12 17|          all. I am for those who save the state," said Bonacieux,
13 18|         double amusing affair to save the queen with the cardinal'
14 25|          abandoning his purse to save his life. It goes without
15 38| protection; you have promised to save me from her anger. Remember,
16 42|            you come once more to save my life, not only mine but
17 43|         we are gentlemen, and to save our heads we would not be
18 44|        hands of a fanatic, would save France." ~"Yes; but she
19 47|   Porthos, "that the queen would save Monsieur de Buckingham,
20 53|      Puritans. "Well, let my God save me, or let me perish for
21 55|     which cannot sleep: 'Strike, save England, save thyself--
22 55|            Strike, save England, save thyself-- for thou wilt
23 58|   infernal influence; but I will save him. He will never see you
24 60|       man go, d'Artagnan; let us save the woman." ~"Monsieur,