Chapter

 1 3 |    in a cabaret, and that a party of his Guards (I thought
 2 3 | draw our swords, two of our party were dead, and Athos, grievously
 3 6 |      and Aramis, had made a party of pleasure with a young
 4 6 |  them the same morning. The party was to take place at St.
 5 6 |  till twelve, he had made a party with Porthos and Aramis
 6 6 |     of holding this hunting party yesterday?" ~"No, your Excellency,"
 7 6 |  the king seldom--was of no party, he did not, in general,
 8 9 | well enough paid by another party." ~    ~ ~ ~ ~   At this
 9 9 |     to be the leader of the party. ~"On the contrary, gentlemen,
10 13|   passed trembling before a party of soldiers who were loading
11 15|   in the same tone, "that a party of PROCUREURS, commissaries,
12 16|     embraced the cardinal's party, which did not prove want
13 17|     she; "and you serve the party of those who maltreat your
14 23|    is nothing in hand but a party of pleasure." ~"Ah, like
15 24|     to be the leader of the party. 'Yes, monsieur, the one
16 31|     as sentinels. ~A silent party soon drew near to the same
17 42|    excuses, and put off the party till another day, I beg
18 48|   must be obtained; and the party must be acquainted with
19 64|    cried Athos; "one of our party is still wanting." ~The