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The Three Musketeers Study Guide

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by Alexandre Dumas, père
About 129 pages (38,617 words)
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Chapter 36 Summary

Rebuffed, as she thinks, by de Wardes, Lady de Winter turns to d'Artagnan, and he agrees to meet her despite his promise to Athos. He convinces himself he goes because she will be suspicious of him if he doesn't. As before, he professes his love for he, and she asks him to prove it by avenging her against de Wardes. He promises to do so, and is torn by his realization that she is a monster, and the fact that he is captivated by her regardless. They agree that he will take care of de Wardes the next day, and Lady de Winter commands.....

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