Chapter

 1 1 |     old age, and if you make a campaign with it, take as much care
 2 11|       himself at Paris as on a campaign, neither more nor less than
 3 19|                    19. Plan Of Campaign~ ~ ~ ~ ~    D'Artagnan went
 4 19|      road." ~"Is this, then, a campaign upon which we are now entering?" ~"
 5 19|        us lay down the plan of campaign," said Porthos. "Where do
 6 27|      is about to make the next campaign, helm on head and partisan
 7 27|      upon what shall I make my campaign; upon Grimaud?" ~"I have
 8 28|    fixed intention to open the campaign on the first of May, and
 9 29|       enter upon a campaign--a campaign, in which my presentiments
10 29|        do not know, this fatal campaign is to open. I shall be fearfully
11 32|   before his departure for the campaign, will he not, Madame Coquenard?" ~
12 33|      chance. In eight days the campaign would open, and he would
13 34|    bearer brings you; make the campaign like a handsome true gentleman,
14 40|        and a company after the campaign?" ~"Ah, monseigneur." ~"
15 40|       advancement, the opening campaign, the opportunity which I
16 40|     each other again after the campaign. I will have my eye upon
17 40| expected by everybody that the campaign would be a severe one. He