The Three Musketeers

In 17th-century France, four brave and chivalrous friends - Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and D'Artagnan - join forces as the legendary Three Musketeers, sworn to defend the honor of Queen Anne of Austria and France against the treacherous Cardinal Richelieu.

• The Three Musketeers
• Contents
• Author’s Preface
• The Three Musketeers
• Chapter Ii. The Antechamber Of M. De Tréville
• Chapter Iii. The Audience
• Chapter Iv. The Shoulder Of Athos, The Baldric Of Porthos And The Handkerchief Of Aramis
• Chapter V. The King’s Musketeers And The Cardinal’s Guards
• Chapter Vi. His Majesty King Louis Xiii.
• Chapter Vii. The Interior Of The Musketeers
• Chapter Viii. Concerning A Court Intrigue
• Chapter Ix. D’artagnan Shows Himself
• Chapter X. A Mousetrap In The Seventeenth Century
• Chapter Xi. In Which The Plot Thickens
• Chapter Xii. George Villiers, Duke Of Buckingham
• Chapter Xiii. Monsieur Bonacieux
• Chapter Xiv. The Man Of Meung
• Chapter Xv. Men Of The Robe And Men Of The Sword
• Chapter Xvi. In Which M. Séguier, Keeper Of The Seals, Looks More Than Once For The Bell
• Chapter Xvii. Bonacieux At Home
• Chapter Xviii. Lover And Husband
• Chapter Xix. Plan Of Campaign
• Chapter Xx. The Journey
• Chapter Xxi. The Countess De Winter
• Chapter Xxii. The Ballet Of La Merlaison
• Chapter Xxiii. The Rendezvous
• Chapter Xxiv. The Pavilion
• Chapter Xxv. Porthos
• Chapter Xxvi. Aramis And His Thesis
• Chapter Xxvii. The Wife Of Athos
• Chapter Xxviii. The Return
• Chapter Xxix. Hunting For The Equipments
• Chapter Xxx. D’artagnan And The Englishman
• Chapter Xxxi. English And French
• Chapter Xxxii. A Procurator’s Dinner
• Chapter Xxxiii. Soubrette And Mistress
• Chapter Xxxiv. In Which The Equipment Of Aramis And Porthos Is Treated Of
• Chapter Xxxv. A Gascon A Match For Cupid
• Chapter Xxxvi. Dream Of Vengeance
• Chapter Xxxvii. Milady’s Secret
• Chapter Xxxviii. How, Without Incommoding Himself, Athos Procures His Equipment
• Chapter Xxxix. A Vision
• Chapter Xl. A Terrible Vision
• Chapter Xli. The Siege Of La Rochelle
• Chapter Xlii. The Anjou Wine
• Chapter Xliii. The Sign Of The Red Dovecot
• Chapter Xliv. The Utility Of Stovepipes
• Chapter Xlv. A Conjugal Scene
• Chapter Xlvi. The Bastion Saint-gervais
• Chapter Xlvii. The Council Of The Musketeers
• Chapter Xlviii. A Family Affair
• Chapter Xlix. Fatality
• Chapter L. Chat Between Brother And Sister
• Chapter Li. Officer
• Chapter Lii. Captivity: The First Day
• Chapter Liii. Captivity: The Second Day
• Chapter Liv. Captivity: The Third Day
• Chapter Lv. Captivity: The Fourth Day
• Chapter Lvi. Captivity: The Fifth Day
• Chapter Lvii. Means For Classical Tragedy
• Chapter Lviii. Escape
• Chapter Lix. What Took Place At Portsmouth August 23, 1628
• Chapter Lx. In France
• Chapter Lxi. The Carmelite Convent At Béthune
• Chapter Lxii. Two Varieties Of Demons
• Chapter Lxiii. The Drop Of Water
• Chapter Lxiv. The Man In The Red Cloak
• Chapter Lxv. Trial
• Chapter Lxvi. Execution
• Chapter Lxvii. Conclusion
• Epilogue