Chapter

 1 2 |        in his wars against the league that in default of money--
 2 5 |    that I can accept it, but a league off it savors of the gentleman.
 3 7 |    Athos in particular, who, a league away, savored of nobility.
 4 12|      expedition to Re and this league with the Protestants of
 5 20|   resumed their journey. ~At a league from Beauvais, where the
 6 20| situated?" ~"At a quarter of a league from the city. Look, you
 7 20|     had scarcely sailed half a league, when d'Artagnan saw a flash
 8 25|      savors of his Eminence, a league off." ~"But what is to be
 9 43|        proof was obtained of a league between the German Empire,
10 43|    England, and Lorraine. This league was directed against France. ~
11 43|  hatred, of Buckingham. If the league which threatened France
12 43|        of the man of quality a league off. ~     ~ ~ ~ ~    There
13 43|     when, about a quarter of a league from the village of Boisnau,
14 51|       that at length the great league was about to declare itself
15 59|        he saw at nearly half a league before him, standing out
16 64|     end of three-quarters of a league, within fifty paces of Festubert,
17 65|     she is alone within half a league of us, in the direction