Chapter

 1 1 |      the third personage in the kingdom, in the paternal estimation. ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
 2 2 |       of the good blades of his kingdom, was accustomed to say that
 3 5 |       all the Musketeers in the kingdom as willingly as he now did
 4 6 |      the first swordsmen in the kingdom?" ~"Well, sire, for once
 5 12|         rich, all-powerful in a kingdom which he disordered at his
 6 22|      the first gentleman of his kingdom. ~The cardinal drew near
 7 22|      the first gentleman of his kingdom, the queen was without doubt
 8 25|      the first gentlemen of the kingdom; and d'Artagnan, followed
 9 27|         all conditions gain the kingdom of heaven." ~"Monsieur was
10 27|       the noble families of the kingdom, their genealogy, their
11 28|       sell his horse; not for a kingdom! I think I can see him now,
12 41|        port was the last in the kingdom of France open to the English,
13 41|         combat, the forces of a kingdom. ~Richelieu knew that in
14 41|         the greatest men of the kingdom, beginning with the king. ~
15 48| confusion of the enemies of the kingdom, is on the point of putting
16 51|    against France, and that the kingdom would be at once invaded
17 54|   branded by the justice of the kingdom of France, but liberated
18 57|        all the tribunals of the kingdom; but the brand of France!--
19 60|    closing all the ports of his kingdom, and carefully keeping watch
20 61|       to the extremities of the kingdom, and which, above all, have
21 67|         with the enemies of the kingdom; you are charged with having