Chapter

 1 3 |      very quiet on the field of battle, not thinking it worth the
 2 3 |    folks, nevertheless lost the Battle of Pavia." ~"And I have
 3 5 |        glance over the field of battle. ~Aramis had killed one
 4 10| remained master of the field of battle. ~The neighbors who had
 5 19|        against us, we will give battle, and the survivor, as d'
 6 20|        It was like the eve of a battle; the heart beat, the eyes
 7 21|         meeting on the field of battle than in the park at Windsor
 8 21|       soon meet on the field of battle; but in the meantime we
 9 27|         Ah, gentlemen, you want battle; and you shall have it." ~"
10 27|      reigned as over a field of battle." ~Of fifty large sausages,
11 28|     identified us in the day of battle. It was a pledge, a remembrance.
12 31|            Even on the field of battle, I have never done that." ~
13 39|       is right," said Porthos; "battle. Besides, we must try our
14 43|         leaving on the field of battle two thousand men, among
15 43|        Aramis, mounted on their battle steeds, enveloped in their
16 47|       fort, gained the field of battle, picked up the four muskets
17 47|          we must form a plan of battle." ~"That's very simple,"
18 63| according to the chances of the battle, to march forward or to