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D'Artagnan, a poor but noble young man from Gascony, leaves his home to make his fortune in Paris; he is carrying a letter of introduction to his father's friend, Monsieur de Treville, captain of the King's Musketeers. On the way to Paris, d'Artagnan's impulsive nature gets him into trouble; he is beaten and the letter of introduction is taken from him. In Paris, he nevertheless is granted an interview with Monsieur de Treville, and is promised acceptance in the Royal Academy free of charge, where he can learn fencing, riding, and good manners; later, with experience, d'Artagnan, can expect to become a musketeer.
While Treville, is writing a new letter of introduction, d'Artagnan glances out the window and, by accident, sees the person who robbed him. He runs after him, and while pursuing him, he offends three musketeers: first, he collides with Athos, reinjuring Athos's wounded shoulder; then he jostles Porthos and reveals a partly counterfeit golden shoulder belt that he is wearing; and finally, he offends Aramis by ungallantly and unintentionally bringing attention to a lady's handkerchief. He is challenged to a duel by each of the musketeers. After he meets the musketeers and begins dueling with Athos, they are all threatened with arrest by the dreaded cardinal's guards because of a law against dueling. D'Artagnan joins forces with the musketeers and helps drive the cardinal's men away. Thus, almost immediately after his arrival in Paris, D'Artagnan becomes an intimate friend of the three musketeers.
One day, d'Artagnan's elderly landlord, Bonacieux, comes to ask him for help; the landlord's young wife, Constance, has been kidnapped — probably by the cardinal's men because she is the queen's linen maid and knows many of the queen's secrets, secrets which the cardinal desperately wants revealed so that he can discredit the queen, who earlier rejected his romantic advances. D'Artagnan is able to rescue Madame Bonacieux from her abductors and, while doing so, falls in love with her. Later, when he inadvertently sees her cross a bridge with a strange man, he stops them and discovers that the man is an English nobleman, the duke of Buckingham, the queen's secret lover; being an Englishman, the man is also an enemy of France. That night, the queen gives the duke an elegant gift of twelve diamond tags in a rosewood box.
When the cardinal, through his extended and vast network of spies (one of whom is among the queen's ladies-in-waiting) discovers that the queen has given Buckingham the diamond tags, he asks the king to give a fabulous ball and demand that the queen wear the king's gift to her: the twelve diamond tags.
The queen is terrified when she learns about the ball and hears her husband order her to wear the diamond tags. She knows very well that they are in London, in the possession of the duke of Buckingham. Meanwhile, the cardinal sends one of his spies — the elegant and beautiful Milady — to London; he instructs her to dance with the duke, snip off at least two of the diamond tags, and return them to the cardinal so that he can use them in a blackmail scheme.
Ready to help the queen regain the diamond tags, whatever the cost, Constance Bonacieux pleads with d'Artagnan to undertake the dangerous trip to London in order to retrieve the diamond tags from the duke before the ball and thereby save the queen's reputation. D'Artagnan readily accepts Constance's request, and accompanied by the three musketeers, he begins the hazardous trip to London. On the way, they are continually ambushed by the cardinal's spies, and one by one, the musketeers are foiled from accompanying d'Artagnan to London.
When d'Artagnan reaches London, he reports the situation to Buckingham, who discovers in horror that two of the tags are missing. Immediately, he calls in his personal jeweler and instructs him to work furiously in order to make exact copies. He gives the copies to d'Artagnan, along with the remaining ten tags, and a superb, prearranged series of horses that will take d'Artagnan from London to Paris in twelve hours. Thus, the queen is able to appear in what seems to be all twelve of the diamond tags — to the utter astonishment of the cardinal. For d'Artagnan's heroic efforts, the queen secretly presents him with a large, magnificent diamond ring.
After agreeing to a rendezvous with Constance (which never takes place because she is again abducted by the cardinal's men), d'Artagnan is told that it is dangerous to remain in Paris: the cardinal knows everything that happens in Paris; it will not be long, before he learns about d'Artagnan's role in the diamond tag escapade. D'Artagnan therefore decides that this would be a good time to discover what happened to his musketeer friends.
He returns to each of the places where he left them, and finding them all safe, they return to Paris — only to discover that they must buy equipment for the king's next military maneuver: the siege of La Rochelle. Each of the musketeers must find some way of getting money — something they are always short of.
While pondering how to get some cash, d'Artagnan sees Milady by accident and is overwhelmed by her beauty; he follows her and tries to protect her from a bothersome man who turns out to be her brother-in-law. The brother-in-law challenges d'Artagnan to a duel and they fight. D'Artagnan overpowers him, but spares his life. In appreciation for his life, the brother-in-law — Lord de Winter — introduces d'Artagnan to Milady, Lady de Winter. Meanwhile, Milady's maid sees d'Artagnan and falls in love with him, and later she tells him that Milady is madly in love with Count de Wardes, the man whom d'Artagnan wounded just before sailing to London. She also gives d'Artagnan a love note which Milady has written to de Wardes. D'Artagnan is so furious that he forges de Wardes' signature on a return letter to Milady, arranging a dark, nighttime rendezvous with Milady. While she thinks that she's making love to de Wardes, d'Artagnan will be making passionate love to her.
The plan works, and afterward Milady is so satisfied that she gives d'Artagnan an elegant sapphire ring surrounded with diamonds, promising to have "that stupid d'Artagnan" killed for having wounded de Wardes, the man she thinks she's been making love to in the darkness.
Later, d'Artagnan is furious, and, in order to get revenge against her, he answers another love note of hers to de Wardes, signing de Wardes' name under a flippant reminder that Milady has to "wait her turn." Milady is so incensed that she asks d'Artagnan to kill de Wardes, and as prepayment she goes to bed with him. d'Artagnan is so enamored by Milady's loveliness that he impulsively reveals that this is not the first time that he has made love to her: earlier, when she thought that she was making love in the dark to de Wardes — she wasn't. D'Artagnan was in bed with her.
Milady rears up and tries to kill d'Artagnan and as they scuffle, her nightgown is torn and d'Artagnan sees the mark of a convict branded on one of her shoulders. The discovery of this secret is so terrible that Milady vows that d'Artagnan will die. By a stroke of good fortune, however, and some help from Kitty, d'Artagnan escapes.
Relating the adventure to Athos later, the two men discover that Milady is Athos's wife, a woman whom he thought he hanged after he discovered that she was a branded criminal. Athos and d'Artagnan decide to sell Milady's "tainted" ring — which originally belonged to Athos's family — and now they are both able to buy their equipment for the siege of La Rochelle. Meantime, Porthos has obtained his equipment from his aging, miserly mistress, and Aramis has obtained his equipment from his beloved friend, Madame de Chevreuse.
Before d'Artagnan and the musketeers leave in their separate regiments for the siege, the king becomes ill, and d'Artagnan's group moves out first, leaving the musketeers behind for the time being to await the king. d'Artagnan is lonesome for his friends and, one day, he wanders off alone — not a wise decision, because he is fired at by two of Milady's hired assassions. Later, during a dangerous mission that d'Artagnan is leading, the same two assassins again try to kill him. When this attempt fails, Milady decides to have some poisoned wine delivered to d'Artagnan -compliments of "the three musketeers." D'Artagnan does not realize that the wine is poisoned, and he is so busy talking that he fails to drink the wine immediately. Instead, another soldier drinks the wine — and falls dead.
Meanwhile, the three musketeers are enjoying their leisure time, drinking and joking, and, by chance, they meet the cardinal, who is going to a meeting with Milady, who is staying at the inn which the musketeers just left. The musketeers accompany the cardinal and listen through a broken stovepipe to the conversation.
Milady, they learn, is going to London to make sure that the duke of Buckingham is killed; in return, the cardinal will take revenge against d'Artagnan. The musketeers immediately decide on a plan to warn d'Artagnan and Buckingham. Thus, when Milady arrives in England, she is taken prisoner by her brother-in-law, de Winter. However, she cleverly corrupts her jailer, convinces him (a religious puritan fanatic) that Buckingham deserves to be put to death, and he obeys her.
She then escapes to France, where she is determined to complete her revenge against d'Artagnan. She goes to the convent where the queen has placed Constance Bonacieux, d'Artagnan's beloved, for protection, and there Milady wins the young girl's confidence. Precisely when d'Artagnan and the musketeers arrive to rescue Constance, Milady poisons her and escapes.
D'Artagnan and the musketeers track her down, accuse her of her many crimes — and execute her. When the entire story is revealed later to the cardinal, he is horrified at the extent of Milady's evil web of death, and he is extremely impressed with d'Artagnan's laudable actio
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D'Artagnan ยากจน แต่สูงส่งชายหนุ่มจากกัสกอญ ออกจากบ้านของเขาเพื่อให้มรดกของเขาในปารีส เขากำลังจดหมายแนะนำให้พ่อเพื่อน Monsieur de Treville กัปตันของทหารเสือของพระมหากษัตริย์ บนเส้นทางสู่ปารีส ธรรมชาติของ d'Artagnan impulsive ได้รับเขาเป็นปัญหา เขาจะตี และใช้จดหมายแนะนำจากเขา ในปารีส เขาแต่ได้รับการสัมภาษณ์กับ Monsieur de Treville และเป็นสัญญายอมรับในสถาบันรอยัลฟรี ที่เขาสามารถเรียนรู้รั้ว ขี่ และ มารยาทที่ดี ภายหลัง มีประสบการณ์ d'Artagnan สามารถคาดว่าจะเป็น ทหารเสือในขณะที่ Treville จะ เขียนแนะนำ หนังสือใหม่ d'Artagnan สายตาจากหน้าต่าง โดยบังเอิญ เห็นคนปล้นเขา วิ่งหลังเขา และในขณะที่ใฝ่หาเขา เขา offends สามทหารเสือ: ครั้งแรก เขา collides กับเอธอส reinjuring Athos ของได้รับบาดเจ็บไหล่ แล้วเขา jostles Porthos และพบเข็มขัดสะพายทองปลอมบางส่วนที่เขาสวมใส่ และสุดท้าย เขา offends ลูกค้า โดย ungallantly และตั้งใจนำความสนใจไปที่ผ้าเช็ดหน้าของสุภาพสตรี เขาจะท้าทายการปะทะคารม โดยทหารเสือในแต่ละ หลังจากเขาตามทหารเสือ และเริ่มสุด dueling กับเอธอส พวกเขามีทั้งหมดขู่พร้อมจับกุม โดยเจ้าหน้าที่หวั่นคาร์ดินัลเนื่องจากกฎหมายกับสุด dueling D'Artagnan เข้าร่วมกองกำลังกับทหารเสือนี้ และช่วยขับของตัวคนออกไป ดังนั้น เกือบจะทันทีหลังจากการมาของเขาในปารีส D'Artagnan กลาย เป็นเพื่อนคู่ใจของสามทหารเสือOne day, d'Artagnan's elderly landlord, Bonacieux, comes to ask him for help; the landlord's young wife, Constance, has been kidnapped — probably by the cardinal's men because she is the queen's linen maid and knows many of the queen's secrets, secrets which the cardinal desperately wants revealed so that he can discredit the queen, who earlier rejected his romantic advances. D'Artagnan is able to rescue Madame Bonacieux from her abductors and, while doing so, falls in love with her. Later, when he inadvertently sees her cross a bridge with a strange man, he stops them and discovers that the man is an English nobleman, the duke of Buckingham, the queen's secret lover; being an Englishman, the man is also an enemy of France. That night, the queen gives the duke an elegant gift of twelve diamond tags in a rosewood box.When the cardinal, through his extended and vast network of spies (one of whom is among the queen's ladies-in-waiting) discovers that the queen has given Buckingham the diamond tags, he asks the king to give a fabulous ball and demand that the queen wear the king's gift to her: the twelve diamond tags.The queen is terrified when she learns about the ball and hears her husband order her to wear the diamond tags. She knows very well that they are in London, in the possession of the duke of Buckingham. Meanwhile, the cardinal sends one of his spies — the elegant and beautiful Milady — to London; he instructs her to dance with the duke, snip off at least two of the diamond tags, and return them to the cardinal so that he can use them in a blackmail scheme.Ready to help the queen regain the diamond tags, whatever the cost, Constance Bonacieux pleads with d'Artagnan to undertake the dangerous trip to London in order to retrieve the diamond tags from the duke before the ball and thereby save the queen's reputation. D'Artagnan readily accepts Constance's request, and accompanied by the three musketeers, he begins the hazardous trip to London. On the way, they are continually ambushed by the cardinal's spies, and one by one, the musketeers are foiled from accompanying d'Artagnan to London.When d'Artagnan reaches London, he reports the situation to Buckingham, who discovers in horror that two of the tags are missing. Immediately, he calls in his personal jeweler and instructs him to work furiously in order to make exact copies. He gives the copies to d'Artagnan, along with the remaining ten tags, and a superb, prearranged series of horses that will take d'Artagnan from London to Paris in twelve hours. Thus, the queen is able to appear in what seems to be all twelve of the diamond tags — to the utter astonishment of the cardinal. For d'Artagnan's heroic efforts, the queen secretly presents him with a large, magnificent diamond ring.After agreeing to a rendezvous with Constance (which never takes place because she is again abducted by the cardinal's men), d'Artagnan is told that it is dangerous to remain in Paris: the cardinal knows everything that happens in Paris; it will not be long, before he learns about d'Artagnan's role in the diamond tag escapade. D'Artagnan therefore decides that this would be a good time to discover what happened to his musketeer friends.He returns to each of the places where he left them, and finding them all safe, they return to Paris — only to discover that they must buy equipment for the king's next military maneuver: the siege of La Rochelle. Each of the musketeers must find some way of getting money — something they are always short of.While pondering how to get some cash, d'Artagnan sees Milady by accident and is overwhelmed by her beauty; he follows her and tries to protect her from a bothersome man who turns out to be her brother-in-law. The brother-in-law challenges d'Artagnan to a duel and they fight. D'Artagnan overpowers him, but spares his life. In appreciation for his life, the brother-in-law — Lord de Winter — introduces d'Artagnan to Milady, Lady de Winter. Meanwhile, Milady's maid sees d'Artagnan and falls in love with him, and later she tells him that Milady is madly in love with Count de Wardes, the man whom d'Artagnan wounded just before sailing to London. She also gives d'Artagnan a love note which Milady has written to de Wardes. D'Artagnan is so furious that he forges de Wardes' signature on a return letter to Milady, arranging a dark, nighttime rendezvous with Milady. While she thinks that she's making love to de Wardes, d'Artagnan will be making passionate love to her.The plan works, and afterward Milady is so satisfied that she gives d'Artagnan an elegant sapphire ring surrounded with diamonds, promising to have "that stupid d'Artagnan" killed for having wounded de Wardes, the man she thinks she's been making love to in the darkness.Later, d'Artagnan is furious, and, in order to get revenge against her, he answers another love note of hers to de Wardes, signing de Wardes' name under a flippant reminder that Milady has to "wait her turn." Milady is so incensed that she asks d'Artagnan to kill de Wardes, and as prepayment she goes to bed with him. d'Artagnan is so enamored by Milady's loveliness that he impulsively reveals that this is not the first time that he has made love to her: earlier, when she thought that she was making love in the dark to de Wardes — she wasn't. D'Artagnan was in bed with her.Milady rears up and tries to kill d'Artagnan and as they scuffle, her nightgown is torn and d'Artagnan sees the mark of a convict branded on one of her shoulders. The discovery of this secret is so terrible that Milady vows that d'Artagnan will die. By a stroke of good fortune, however, and some help from Kitty, d'Artagnan escapes.
Relating the adventure to Athos later, the two men discover that Milady is Athos's wife, a woman whom he thought he hanged after he discovered that she was a branded criminal. Athos and d'Artagnan decide to sell Milady's "tainted" ring — which originally belonged to Athos's family — and now they are both able to buy their equipment for the siege of La Rochelle. Meantime, Porthos has obtained his equipment from his aging, miserly mistress, and Aramis has obtained his equipment from his beloved friend, Madame de Chevreuse.
Before d'Artagnan and the musketeers leave in their separate regiments for the siege, the king becomes ill, and d'Artagnan's group moves out first, leaving the musketeers behind for the time being to await the king. d'Artagnan is lonesome for his friends and, one day, he wanders off alone — not a wise decision, because he is fired at by two of Milady's hired assassions. Later, during a dangerous mission that d'Artagnan is leading, the same two assassins again try to kill him. When this attempt fails, Milady decides to have some poisoned wine delivered to d'Artagnan -compliments of "the three musketeers." D'Artagnan does not realize that the wine is poisoned, and he is so busy talking that he fails to drink the wine immediately. Instead, another soldier drinks the wine — and falls dead.
Meanwhile, the three musketeers are enjoying their leisure time, drinking and joking, and, by chance, they meet the cardinal, who is going to a meeting with Milady, who is staying at the inn which the musketeers just left. The musketeers accompany the cardinal and listen through a broken stovepipe to the conversation.
Milady, they learn, is going to London to make sure that the duke of Buckingham is killed; in return, the cardinal will take revenge against d'Artagnan. The musketeers immediately decide on a plan to warn d'Artagnan and Buckingham. Thus, when Milady arrives in England, she is taken prisoner by her brother-in-law, de Winter. However, she cleverly corrupts her jailer, convinces him (a religious puritan fanatic) that Buckingham deserves to be put to death, and he obeys her.
She then escapes to France, where she is determined to complete her revenge against d'Artagnan. She goes to the convent where the queen has placed Constance Bonacieux, d'Artagnan's beloved, for protection, and there Milady wins the young girl's confidence. Precisely when d'Artagnan and the musketeers arrive to rescue Constance, Milady poisons her and escapes.
D'Artagnan and the musketeers track her down, accuse her of her many crimes — and execute her. When the entire story is revealed later to the cardinal, he is horrified at the extent of Milady's evil web of death, and he is extremely impressed with d'Artagnan's laudable actio
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D'Artagnan, a poor but noble young man from Gascony, leaves his home to make his fortune in Paris; he is carrying a letter of introduction to his father's friend, Monsieur de Treville, captain of the King's Musketeers. On the way to Paris, d'Artagnan's impulsive nature gets him into trouble; he is beaten and the letter of introduction is taken from him. In Paris, he nevertheless is granted an interview with Monsieur de Treville, and is promised acceptance in the Royal Academy free of charge, where he can learn fencing, riding, and good manners; later, with experience, d'Artagnan, can expect to become a musketeer.
While Treville, is writing a new letter of introduction, d'Artagnan glances out the window and, by accident, sees the person who robbed him. He runs after him, and while pursuing him, he offends three musketeers: first, he collides with Athos, reinjuring Athos's wounded shoulder; then he jostles Porthos and reveals a partly counterfeit golden shoulder belt that he is wearing; and finally, he offends Aramis by ungallantly and unintentionally bringing attention to a lady's handkerchief. He is challenged to a duel by each of the musketeers. After he meets the musketeers and begins dueling with Athos, they are all threatened with arrest by the dreaded cardinal's guards because of a law against dueling. D'Artagnan joins forces with the musketeers and helps drive the cardinal's men away. Thus, almost immediately after his arrival in Paris, D'Artagnan becomes an intimate friend of the three musketeers.
One day, d'Artagnan's elderly landlord, Bonacieux, comes to ask him for help; the landlord's young wife, Constance, has been kidnapped — probably by the cardinal's men because she is the queen's linen maid and knows many of the queen's secrets, secrets which the cardinal desperately wants revealed so that he can discredit the queen, who earlier rejected his romantic advances. D'Artagnan is able to rescue Madame Bonacieux from her abductors and, while doing so, falls in love with her. Later, when he inadvertently sees her cross a bridge with a strange man, he stops them and discovers that the man is an English nobleman, the duke of Buckingham, the queen's secret lover; being an Englishman, the man is also an enemy of France. That night, the queen gives the duke an elegant gift of twelve diamond tags in a rosewood box.
When the cardinal, through his extended and vast network of spies (one of whom is among the queen's ladies-in-waiting) discovers that the queen has given Buckingham the diamond tags, he asks the king to give a fabulous ball and demand that the queen wear the king's gift to her: the twelve diamond tags.
The queen is terrified when she learns about the ball and hears her husband order her to wear the diamond tags. She knows very well that they are in London, in the possession of the duke of Buckingham. Meanwhile, the cardinal sends one of his spies — the elegant and beautiful Milady — to London; he instructs her to dance with the duke, snip off at least two of the diamond tags, and return them to the cardinal so that he can use them in a blackmail scheme.
Ready to help the queen regain the diamond tags, whatever the cost, Constance Bonacieux pleads with d'Artagnan to undertake the dangerous trip to London in order to retrieve the diamond tags from the duke before the ball and thereby save the queen's reputation. D'Artagnan readily accepts Constance's request, and accompanied by the three musketeers, he begins the hazardous trip to London. On the way, they are continually ambushed by the cardinal's spies, and one by one, the musketeers are foiled from accompanying d'Artagnan to London.
When d'Artagnan reaches London, he reports the situation to Buckingham, who discovers in horror that two of the tags are missing. Immediately, he calls in his personal jeweler and instructs him to work furiously in order to make exact copies. He gives the copies to d'Artagnan, along with the remaining ten tags, and a superb, prearranged series of horses that will take d'Artagnan from London to Paris in twelve hours. Thus, the queen is able to appear in what seems to be all twelve of the diamond tags — to the utter astonishment of the cardinal. For d'Artagnan's heroic efforts, the queen secretly presents him with a large, magnificent diamond ring.
After agreeing to a rendezvous with Constance (which never takes place because she is again abducted by the cardinal's men), d'Artagnan is told that it is dangerous to remain in Paris: the cardinal knows everything that happens in Paris; it will not be long, before he learns about d'Artagnan's role in the diamond tag escapade. D'Artagnan therefore decides that this would be a good time to discover what happened to his musketeer friends.
He returns to each of the places where he left them, and finding them all safe, they return to Paris — only to discover that they must buy equipment for the king's next military maneuver: the siege of La Rochelle. Each of the musketeers must find some way of getting money — something they are always short of.
While pondering how to get some cash, d'Artagnan sees Milady by accident and is overwhelmed by her beauty; he follows her and tries to protect her from a bothersome man who turns out to be her brother-in-law. The brother-in-law challenges d'Artagnan to a duel and they fight. D'Artagnan overpowers him, but spares his life. In appreciation for his life, the brother-in-law — Lord de Winter — introduces d'Artagnan to Milady, Lady de Winter. Meanwhile, Milady's maid sees d'Artagnan and falls in love with him, and later she tells him that Milady is madly in love with Count de Wardes, the man whom d'Artagnan wounded just before sailing to London. She also gives d'Artagnan a love note which Milady has written to de Wardes. D'Artagnan is so furious that he forges de Wardes' signature on a return letter to Milady, arranging a dark, nighttime rendezvous with Milady. While she thinks that she's making love to de Wardes, d'Artagnan will be making passionate love to her.
The plan works, and afterward Milady is so satisfied that she gives d'Artagnan an elegant sapphire ring surrounded with diamonds, promising to have "that stupid d'Artagnan" killed for having wounded de Wardes, the man she thinks she's been making love to in the darkness.
Later, d'Artagnan is furious, and, in order to get revenge against her, he answers another love note of hers to de Wardes, signing de Wardes' name under a flippant reminder that Milady has to "wait her turn." Milady is so incensed that she asks d'Artagnan to kill de Wardes, and as prepayment she goes to bed with him. d'Artagnan is so enamored by Milady's loveliness that he impulsively reveals that this is not the first time that he has made love to her: earlier, when she thought that she was making love in the dark to de Wardes — she wasn't. D'Artagnan was in bed with her.
Milady rears up and tries to kill d'Artagnan and as they scuffle, her nightgown is torn and d'Artagnan sees the mark of a convict branded on one of her shoulders. The discovery of this secret is so terrible that Milady vows that d'Artagnan will die. By a stroke of good fortune, however, and some help from Kitty, d'Artagnan escapes.
Relating the adventure to Athos later, the two men discover that Milady is Athos's wife, a woman whom he thought he hanged after he discovered that she was a branded criminal. Athos and d'Artagnan decide to sell Milady's "tainted" ring — which originally belonged to Athos's family — and now they are both able to buy their equipment for the siege of La Rochelle. Meantime, Porthos has obtained his equipment from his aging, miserly mistress, and Aramis has obtained his equipment from his beloved friend, Madame de Chevreuse.
Before d'Artagnan and the musketeers leave in their separate regiments for the siege, the king becomes ill, and d'Artagnan's group moves out first, leaving the musketeers behind for the time being to await the king. d'Artagnan is lonesome for his friends and, one day, he wanders off alone — not a wise decision, because he is fired at by two of Milady's hired assassions. Later, during a dangerous mission that d'Artagnan is leading, the same two assassins again try to kill him. When this attempt fails, Milady decides to have some poisoned wine delivered to d'Artagnan -compliments of "the three musketeers." D'Artagnan does not realize that the wine is poisoned, and he is so busy talking that he fails to drink the wine immediately. Instead, another soldier drinks the wine — and falls dead.
Meanwhile, the three musketeers are enjoying their leisure time, drinking and joking, and, by chance, they meet the cardinal, who is going to a meeting with Milady, who is staying at the inn which the musketeers just left. The musketeers accompany the cardinal and listen through a broken stovepipe to the conversation.
Milady, they learn, is going to London to make sure that the duke of Buckingham is killed; in return, the cardinal will take revenge against d'Artagnan. The musketeers immediately decide on a plan to warn d'Artagnan and Buckingham. Thus, when Milady arrives in England, she is taken prisoner by her brother-in-law, de Winter. However, she cleverly corrupts her jailer, convinces him (a religious puritan fanatic) that Buckingham deserves to be put to death, and he obeys her.
She then escapes to France, where she is determined to complete her revenge against d'Artagnan. She goes to the convent where the queen has placed Constance Bonacieux, d'Artagnan's beloved, for protection, and there Milady wins the young girl's confidence. Precisely when d'Artagnan and the musketeers arrive to rescue Constance, Milady poisons her and escapes.
D'Artagnan and the musketeers track her down, accuse her of her many crimes — and execute her. When the entire story is revealed later to the cardinal, he is horrified at the extent of Milady's evil web of death, and he is extremely impressed with d'Artagnan's laudable actio
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ดาตาญัง ยากจนแต่ชายหนุ่มสูงศักดิ์จากฟอสซิลใบไม้ที่บ้านของเขาเพื่อให้โชคลาภของเขาในปารีส เขาถือจดหมายแนะนำให้เพื่อนของพ่อ มองซิเออร์ เดอ treville กัปตันของกษัตริย์ Musketeers . บนเส้นทางสู่ปารีส ดาตาญัง เป็นแบบธรรมชาติ ทำให้เขาเดือดร้อน เขาถูกตีและจดหมายแนะนำถูกพรากไปจากเขา ในปารีสแต่เขาได้ให้สัมภาษณ์กับมองซิเออร์ เดอ treville และสัญญาการยอมรับในราชบัณฑิตยสถานฟรี ที่เขาสามารถเรียนรู้การฟันดาบ ขี่ม้า และมารยาทที่ดี ภายหลังที่มีประสบการณ์ ดาตาญัง สามารถคาดหวังที่จะเป็นอัศวิน
ในขณะที่ treville , เขียนจดหมายใหม่ แนะนำตัว ดาตาญังสายตาออก หน้าต่างและโดยบังเอิญเห็นผู้ที่ปล้นเขาเขาวิ่งตามเขาไป และในขณะที่การใฝ่หาเขาผิด Three Musketeers : ครั้งแรก เขาสะดุดกับธอส , reinjuring โทสบาดเจ็บไหล่ แล้วเขา jostles ปอร์โตและพบเข็มขัดฝนปลอมสีทองที่ไหล่ เขาใส่ และในที่สุด เขาคือ อารามิส โดย ungallantly และตั้งใจเอาใจใส่ผ้าเช็ดหน้าของผู้หญิงมันเป็นความท้าทายที่จะดวลแต่ละเสือ . หลังจากที่เขาได้พบกับ ทหารเสือ และเริ่มดวลกับ ธอส พวกเขาทั้งหมดถูกคุกคามด้วยการจับกุม โดยหวั่นคาร์ดินัลยามเพราะกฎหมายต่อต้านการดวล . ดาตาญังร่วมกันต่อสู้กับเสือ และช่วยขับพระคาร์ดินัลของผู้ชายไป ดังนั้น เกือบจะทันทีหลังจากที่เขามาถึงในปารีสดาตาญัง กลายเป็นเพื่อนสนิทของสามทหารเสือ
วันหนึ่ง ดาตาญังเป็นผู้สูงอายุเจ้าของบ้าน , bonacieux มาขอให้เขาช่วย เจ้าของบ้านเช่า ภรรยาสาว คอนสแตนซ์ ได้ถูกลักพาตัวไป อาจจะโดยพระคาร์ดินัลของผู้ชาย เพราะเธอเป็นแม่บ้าน และรู้ว่าราชินีผ้าลินินหลายความลับของราชินี , ความลับ ที่สำคัญอยากจะเปิดเผยเพื่อให้เขาสามารถพูดกับราชินีที่ก่อนหน้านี้ปฏิเสธความก้าวหน้าโรแมนติกของเขา ดาตาญัง สามารถช่วยมาดาม bonacieux จากลักพาตัวเธอ และในขณะที่ทำเช่นนั้น ตกหลุมรักเธอ ต่อมาเมื่อเขาตั้งใจเห็นเธอเดินข้ามสะพานกับผู้ชายแปลกหน้า เขาจะหยุดพวกเขาและค้นพบว่าเขาเป็นขุนนางอังกฤษ ดยุคแห่งบัคกิ้งแฮม คนรักลับๆของราชินี คนอังกฤษ เขายังเป็นศัตรูของประเทศฝรั่งเศสคืนนั้น ราชินีให้ดยุคหรูหราของขวัญแท็กเพชร 12 กล่อง Rosewood .
เมื่อพระคาร์ดินัลผ่านขยาย และเครือข่ายที่กว้างขวางของสายลับ ( หนึ่งในนั้นคือของราชินีของสุภาพสตรีในรอ ) พบว่า ควีน บัคกิ้งแฮม เพชรแท็ก เขาถามกษัตริย์ให้ เยี่ยมลูกและความต้องการที่ราชินีใส่ของขวัญของพระราชากับเธอ : สิบสองเพชร Tags
ราชินีกลัวเมื่อเธอเรียนรู้เกี่ยวกับลูกและได้ยินสามีของเธอเพื่อให้เธอสวมเพชร Tags หล่อนรู้ดีว่า พวกเขาอยู่ในลอนดอน ในการครอบครองของ ดยุคแห่งบัคกิ้งแฮม ในขณะเดียวกัน คาร์ดินัล ส่งสปายของของเขา - หรูหราและสวยงามคุณหนู - ลอนดอน เขาสอนให้เธอเต้นรำกับดุ๊ก ตัดออกอย่างน้อยสองของเพชร Tagsและส่งกลับไปที่สำคัญเพื่อให้เขาสามารถใช้พวกเขาในการหักหลัง .
พร้อมช่วยราชินีฟื้นเพชรแท็ก ไม่ว่ายังไง คอนสแตนซ์ bonacieux อ้อนวอนกับดาตาญังรับปากเดินทางอันตรายไปลอนดอนเพื่อเรียกเพชรแท็กจากดยุคก่อนบอล และเพื่อรักษาชื่อเสียงของราชินี . ดาตาญังพร้อมยอมรับคำขอของคอนสแตนซ์ ,และพร้อมด้วยสามทหารเสือ เขาเริ่มต้นการเดินทางจากลอนดอน ระหว่างทาง พวกเขายังคงซุ่มโจมตีโดยพระคาร์ดินัลเป็นสายลับ และหนึ่งโดยหนึ่ง เสือจะยับยั้งจากประกอบดาตาญังลอนดอน .
เมื่อนถึงลอนดอน เขารายงานสถานการณ์ให้ บัคกิ้งแฮม ที่ค้นพบในหนังสยองขวัญที่ สอง ของ แท็กจะหายไป ทันทีเขาเรียกใน jeweler ส่วนบุคคลของเขาและสั่งให้เขาไปทำงานอย่างจริงจังเพื่อสร้างสำเนาที่แน่นอน เขาให้เล่ม ดาตาญัง พร้อมกับอีก 10 ป้าย และที่ยอดเยี่ยมของม้าที่จะใช้ชุด prearranged ดาตาญัง จากลอนดอนไปปารีสในสิบสองชั่วโมง ดังนั้นพระราชินีจะปรากฏขึ้นในสิ่งที่ดูเหมือนว่าจะสิบสองของเพชร Tags - ทั้งหมดเพื่อความอัศจรรย์ที่สุดของคาร์ดินัล สำหรับความพยายามของวีรชน ดาตาญัง ราชินีแอบเสนอเขาที่มีขนาดใหญ่ , แหวนเพชรที่งดงาม
หลังจากตกลงนัดกับคอนสแตนซ์ ( ซึ่งไม่เคยเกิดขึ้น เพราะเป็นอีกครั้งที่ลักพาตัวโดยพระคาร์ดินัลของผู้ชาย )ดาตาญัง บอกว่ามันเป็นอันตรายที่จะอยู่ในปารีส : พระคาร์ดินัลที่รู้ทุกสิ่งที่เกิดขึ้นในปารีส ; มันจะไม่นานก่อนที่เขาจะเรียนรู้เกี่ยวกับบทบาทดาตาญังในเพชรแท็กต่างหาก . ดาตาญังจึงตัดสินใจว่า จะเป็นช่วงเวลาที่ดีที่จะค้นพบสิ่งที่เกิดขึ้นกับเพื่อนอัศวินของเขา .
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