Chapter

 1 16|    charge himself with such a mission." ~"How did they act with
 2 16|       of the seals, with this mission. The matter enters completely
 3 18|       pretended to accept the mission. You would then be in present
 4 19|    alone can assist me in the mission I have just received from
 5 19|     Paris?" ~"I am going on a mission." ~"May you tell me whither?" ~"
 6 19|       of my duty." ~"But your mission will not be accomplished." ~"
 7 41|     good will for a dangerous mission, but one which will do honor
 8 41|    and said, "I want for this mission three or four volunteers,
 9 44|      Now let us return to the mission with which you wish to charge
10 44|     clearly to the end of the mission with which she was about
11 44|   been wrong in seeing in the mission with which you honor me
12 45|      accomplish her difficult mission with her usual skill; and
13 55|     But do you understand the mission you are fulfilling? Cruel
14 62|    time they nearly foiled my mission as they foiled the affair
15 64| disappeared. ~Faithful to his mission of vengeance, Athos had