Chapter

 1 2 |    while ten or twelve of their comrades waited upon the landing
 2 3 |         have sent for me, as my comrades inform me, and I have hastened
 3 6 | hastened to the succor of their comrades. The MELEE became general,
 4 6 |        to him, not only as good comrades, but as men who had so often
 5 7 |      case with those of his two comrades), his life was very easily
 6 10|       convey his desires to his comrades. ~As to d'Artagnan, he did
 7 27|       were carried off by their comrades, and I have heard nothing
 8 28|      Bazin in the cart with his comrades, and they set forward to
 9 28|        full of joy, to seek his comrades, whom he had left only half
10 31|     coachman. "For you and your comrades." ~This greatness of spirit
11 39|       the hotel, and engage our comrades to hold themselves in readiness
12 39|         in expectation of their comrades. There only they explained
13 40|      brought together all those comrades of the Guards of M. Dessessart
14 41|       few friendships among his comrades, and he felt himself isolated
15 41|       place in the midst of his comrades. ~Monsieur passed along
16 41|  raising his sword. ~Two of his comrades of the Guards immediately
17 42|       presented the note to his comrades. ~"This is not his writing!"
18 43|        endeavored to appease my comrades, when one of these wretches
19 47|     followed him, and all their comrades followed the dragoon and
20 66|         name of himself and his comrades. ~      ~ ~ ~ ~
21 67|    particular, astonished their comrades; they traveled together,
22 67|        his lips, then, like his comrades, he sank again into reverie. ~