Chapter

 1 6 |         What is your name?" ~"Bernajoux, at your service." ~"Well,
 2 6 |          Well, then, Monsieur Bernajoux," said d'Artagnan, tranquilly, "
 3 6 |     man. ~Indeed, the name of Bernajoux was known to all the world,
 4 6 |    you, although your name is Bernajoux, to have only to deal with
 5 6 |   then, monsieur, on guard!" ~Bernajoux was not a man to have such
 6 6 |   this movement, the sword of Bernajoux deviated from the line.
 7 6 |     and raised his sword; but Bernajoux cried out that it was nothing,
 8 6 |   companion, drove them back. Bernajoux now fell, and as the Guardsmen
 9 6 | relative, as we already know, Bernajoux was-- replied that it was
10 6 |    listen." ~"How is Monsieur Bernajoux, your esquire's relative?" ~"
11 6 |    between life and death, as Bernajoux was, he had no idea for
12 6 |    Treville wanted. He wished Bernajoux a speedy convalescence,
13 6 |     so many furies, upon poor Bernajoux, and have not maltreated
14 6 |       equally fine thrusts at Bernajoux." ~"Truly!" ~"Without reckoning,"
15 6 |      he had been jeered at by Bernajoux who had nearly paid for
16 6 |     poor Jussac and that poor Bernajoux of yours?" ~    ~ ~ ~ ~
17 15| vexation. ~"And the next day, Bernajoux. Yes, sire, yes, it is the
18 15|   There still remains that of Bernajoux, but you must not be too