Chapter

 1 1 |        himself purely and simply armed with a stump of a sword
 2 2 |      number, paraded constantly, armed to the teeth and ready for
 3 3 |      leader an Olympian Jupiter, armed with all his thunders. ~
 4 6 |       Majesty to judge what five armed men could possibly be going
 5 10|          one of the officers was armed, and even he defended himself
 6 20| incognito. The lackeys followed, armed to the teeth. ~All went
 7 20|          same instant, four men, armed to the teeth, entered by
 8 24|       had arrived. ~Planchet was armed with his musketoon and a
 9 25|         from that position, I am armed to the teeth." ~"And yet,"
10 27|     lackey placed with me, fully armed.' We hastened to obey this
11 27|         succeeded rage. The host armed himself with a spit, and
12 47|     ourselves for twenty fellows armed with pickaxes, mattocks,
13 47|        soldiers and a brigadier, armed with muskets." ~"That's
14 49|          a coastguard formidably armed, approached the merchant
15 50|        although he was a man and armed before an unarmed woman,
16 51|         all together, as you are armed and guarded by your lackeys?"
17 55|       Nevertheless, his brow was armed with a severity more austere
18 58|        de Winter came in. He was armed at all points. This man,
19 67|         and the three Musketeers armed. ~This time, as he was well