Chapter

 1 12|      arrest, would have been executed three days earlier. ~Buckingham,
 2 13|   that lesser criminals were executed. Bonacieux had flattered
 3 14|     them; he might have been executed at that moment without his
 4 14|    within six days, and have executed your commission well." ~
 5 16|    Majesty's orders shall be executed; but--" ~"But what?" ~"But
 6 25|  maneuver which, having been executed with equal punctuality,
 7 25| found in what fashion we had executed his commission." ~"So that
 8 35|      which she had this time executed the commission, she had
 9 49|      maneuver which the crew executed immediately. Then the vessel
10 52|    of Felton. ~The order was executed. ~"You will bring lights,
11 52|   orders were, for the rest, executed with a silent rapidity that
12 65|     defy you to find him who executed it." ~"Silence!" said a