Chapter

 1 13|      and simply, instead of the executioner he expected, only his commissary
 2 16|      and as the attendant of an executioner might have done in the chamber
 3 23|        title of the "cardinal's executioner," and expatiated at great
 4 26|      burned by the hands of the executioner. Take care, my young friend.
 5 37|        the hand of the infamous executioner had imprinted. ~"Great God!"
 6 48|     cutting off a thigh than an executioner in cutting off a head. Wait
 7 50|        will soon send you to an executioner who will make both your
 8 57|       man who accompanied him, 'Executioner,' said he, 'do your duty.'" ~"
 9 57| something worse than death--the executioner seized me, threw me on the
10 57|   red-hot iron, the iron of the executioner, was imprinted on my shoulder." ~
11 57|       is, the name of your true executioner. For to me there is but
12 57|       to her. ~"Buckingham, the executioner of this angelic creature!"
13 65|                             The executioner of Lille, the executioner
14 65|       executioner of Lille, the executioner of Lille!" cried Milady,
15 65|    would know me. Yes, I am the executioner of Lille, and this is my
16 65|        and to be branded. I was executioner of the city of Lille, as
17 65|     that all was true which the executioner had said. ~"Then," resumed
18 66|       each held by one arm. The executioner walked behind them, and
19 66|        Aramis walked behind the executioner. Planchet and Bazin came
20 66|       the bank of the river the executioner approached Milady, and bound
21 66|     himself an assassin." ~"The executioner may kill, without being
22 66|        in a cloister," said the executioner, "and you left it to ruin
23 66|        sank upon her knees. The executioner took her up in his arms
24 66|        Come," continued Athos, "executioner, do your duty." ~"Willingly,
25 66|          monseigneur," said the executioner; "for as I am a good Catholic,
26 66|        other bank," replied the executioner. ~Then he placed her in
27 66|      That is correct," said the executioner; "and now in her turn, let
28 66|        the guilty woman and the executioner; all the others remained
29 66|         from the other bank the executioner raise both his arms slowly;
30 66|     sank beneath the blow. ~The executioner then took off his red cloak,