Chapter

 1 1 |            get rid of this frantic boy for me? In conscience, I
 2 1 |           Can he be afraid of this boy?" But an imperious glance
 3 1 |           chastising this insolent boy?" asked the lady. ~The stranger
 4 1 |          the door. ~"This insolent boy chastises others," cried
 5 5 |             with the addition of a boy," resumed Athos; "and yet
 6 5 |           whom he had considered a boy, he became warm and began
 7 6 |     Artagnan is little more than a boy; and as he has not the honor
 8 6 |             cried the king, "he, a boy! Treville, that's impossible!" ~"
 9 6 |         was a young man? This is a boy, Treville, a mere boy! Do
10 6 |            a boy, Treville, a mere boy! Do you mean to say that
11 11|           I have adopted with this boy is decidedly the best. I
12 16|           your glass. Some ham, my boy, or we can't drink." ~"And
13 18|         monsieur? You are almost a boy." ~"I see that you require
14 27|          that which the red-headed boy is leading." ~"It is yours!" ~"
15 29|         she had behind her a Negro boy who had brought the cushion
16 29| approaching, followed by her black boy and her woman. ~When the
17 29|           that lady with her Negro boy and her maid!" ~"My God!
18 30|         Well, go and talk with the boy," said d'Artagnan, "and
19 32|      hungry clerks--for the errand boy, as might be expected, was
20 34|      having killed that fellow, my boy, seeing that it is blessed
21 34|      procurator ordered his errand boy to go and inquire in the