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Everyone
offered
his
own
.
Athos
talked
of
the
discretion
of
Grimaud
,
who
never
spoke
a
word
but
when
his
master
unlocked
his
mouth
.
Porthos
boasted
of
the
strength
of
Mousqueton
,
who
was
big
enough
to
thrash
four
men
of
ordinary
size
.
Aramis
,
confiding
in
the
address
of
Bazin
,
made
a
pompous
eulogium
on
his
candidate
.
Finally
,
d'Artagnan
had
entire
faith
in
the
bravery
of
Planchet
,
and
reminded
them
of
the
manner
in
which
he
had
conducted
himself
in
the
ticklish
affair
of
Boulogne
.
These
four
virtues
disputed
the
prize
for
a
length
of
time
,
and
gave
birth
to
magnificent
speeches
which
we
do
not
repeat
here
for
fear
they
should
be
deemed
too
long
.
"
Unfortunately
,
"
said
Athos
,
"
he
whom
we
send
must
possess
in
himself
alone
the
four
qualities
united
.
"
"
But
where
is
such
a
lackey
to
be
found
?
"
"
Not
to
be
found
!
"
cried
Athos
.
"
I
know
it
well
,
so
take
Grimaud
.
"
"
Take
Mousqueton
.
"
"
Take
Bazin
.
"
"
Take
Planchet
.
Planchet
is
brave
and
shrewd
;
they
are
two
qualities
out
of
the
four
.
"
"
Gentlemen
,
"
said
Aramis
,
"
the
principal
question
is
not
to
know
which
of
our
four
lackeys
is
the
most
discreet
,
the
most
strong
,
the
most
clever
,
or
the
most
brave
;
the
principal
thing
is
to
know
which
loves
money
the
best
.
"
