Chapter

 1 5 |      Athos fixed upon a certain Cahusac, a favorite of the cardinal'
 2 5 |          Athos, wounded anew by Cahusac, became evidently paler,
 3 5 |        he sprang to the side of Cahusac, crying, "To me, Monsieur
 4 5 |   Guardsman; I will slay you!" ~Cahusac turned. It was time; for
 5 5 |    Athos by seeing the sword of Cahusac fly twenty paces from him.
 6 5 |        from him. D'Artagnan and Cahusac sprang forward at the same
 7 5 |       placed his foot upon it. ~Cahusac immediately ran to the Guardsman
 8 5 |     alone; and in a few minutes Cahusac fell, with a sword thrust
 9 5 |       standing, he bore Jussac, Cahusac, and one of Aramis's adversaries
10 6 |         disturbed by de Jussac, Cahusac, Bicarat, and two other
11 6 |    rescued me from the hands of Cahusac, I should not now have the
12 15| misfortune to wound Monsieur de Cahusac so seriously. A PROPOS,
13 15|      the cardinal, "Monsieur de Cahusac is quite recovered, is he
14 51|         and accompanied only by Cahusac and La Houdiniere, strolled
15 51|       sign to La Houdiniere and Cahusac to stop, he alighted from
16 51|       as if to give an order to Cahusac and Houdiniere. Athos saw
17 51|     remounting his horse, which Cahusac led to him, he saluted them