Chapter

 1 1 |     severely for having sought a quarrel with a great lord--for the
 2 2 |         excited them secretly to quarrel, deriving an immoderate
 3 2 |          the end of this strange quarrel. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 4 4 |        for the sake of seeking a quarrel. Thank God, I am not a bravo!
 5 5 |        Oh, ours is a theological quarrel," replied Aramis, making
 6 6 |         Guards who have sought a quarrel with your Musketeers?" ~"
 7 6 |      that the Guardsmen sought a quarrel with the Musketeers?" ~"
 8 15|          the war with Spain, the quarrel with England, or the embarrassment
 9 20|           But this is a needless quarrel you seek with me, as it
10 20|         who one evening sought a quarrel with him on the Pont Neuf,
11 23|    directions. If anyone seeks a quarrel with you, shun it, were
12 25|     stranger--a man who sought a quarrel with him, for I don't know
13 25|  Artagnan this stranger meant to quarrel?" ~"It appears so." ~"And
14 29|       bullet, I will seek a good quarrel with four of his Eminence'
15 30|        if the person with whom I quarrel were not my brother." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    "
16 30|          in order to prevent the quarrel from going too far; but
17 30|         forget there is a little quarrel to arrange between us two." ~"
18 43|           and we have even had a quarrel at the Red Dovecot with
19 43|        four of those faces." ~"A quarrel, and what for, gentlemen?"
20 43|         been the results of your quarrel?" said the cardinal, knitting
21 43|           And pray what was this quarrel about?" ~"These fellows
22 44|         clever, who has cause of quarrel with the duke. The duke
23 46|       shall get into some pretty quarrel or other, and we have no
24 50| knight-errant to come and seek a quarrel with me on account of the