The Three Musketeers Full Text: Chapter Nineteen: Plan of Campaign : Page 7
"Well said," cried Aramis; "you don’t often speak, Athos, but when you do speak, it is like St. John of the Golden Mouth. I agree to Athos’s plan. And you, Porthos?"
"I agree to it, too," said Porthos, "if d’Artagnan approves of it. D’Artagnan, being the bearer of the letter, is naturally the head of the enterprise; let him decide, and we will execute."
"Well," said d’Artagnan, "I decide that we should adopt Athos’s plan, and that we set off in half an hour."
"Agreed!" shouted the three Musketeers in chorus.
Each one, stretching out his hand to the bag, took his seventy-five pistoles, and made his preparations to set out at the time appointed.
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