Chapter

 1 7 |      had an appointment with a duchess, he endeavored even to borrow
 2 14|      to have them pursued. The duchess is at Tours, and the duke
 3 15|       s emissary to the exiled duchess, a Musketeer had dared to
 4 25| Porthos gave us a note for his duchess, ordering us to put it in
 5 25|      convey the letter to this duchess himself. This was fulfilling
 6 25|        know who this pretended duchess is? ~"I repeat to you, I
 7 25| received this wound except the duchess, whom he endeavored to interest
 8 25|      you with the money of the Duchess Coquenard." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
 9 25| monsieur, procurator's wife or duchess, if she will but loosen
10 25|        are-- have you not your duchess, who cannot fail to come
11 25|        for the answer from his duchess. ~D'Artagnan wished that
12 26|       sealed her letter with a duchess's coronet." ~"What do you
13 28| humiliate people." ~"Then your duchess is still at the waters?"
14 29|       said Porthos, "that is a duchess of my acquaintance whom
15 29|      Porthos; "she is simply a duchess." ~"And that running footman
16 29|        them. Oh! If you were a duchess, a marchioness, or a countess,
17 29|        then, to your beautiful duchess; I will detain you no longer." ~"
18 29|        as," continued he, "the duchess whom you saw at the church
19 34|    trick of the husband of our duchess!" ~"How is that, Mousqueton?" ~"
20 35|       had given the heart of a duchess. ~At ten o'clock Milady
21 38|     duchess--" ~"Oh, Porthos's duchess is dressed by her husband'
22 42|      by your marchioness, your duchess, your princess. She must
23 63|      Bethune the husband of my duchess died; so, my dear, the coffer
24 67|      Bethune the husband of my duchess died; so, my dear, the coffer