Chapter

 1 5 |     exasperated Jussac. "We will charge upon you, then," said he, "
 2 6 |         it thus you perform your charge, monsieur?" continued the
 3 16|       Majesty nor myself who can charge himself with such a mission." ~"
 4 16|        that?" ~"That would be to charge Monsieur de Seguier, the
 5 17| commission with which I deign to charge you, and on that condition
 6 17|        commission with which you charge me is not without dangers?" ~"
 7 20|         Artagnan. "Don't waste a charge! Forward!" ~Aramis, wounded
 8 21|  Chancellor, and tell him that I charge him with the execution of
 9 25|          Aramis. D'Artagnan took charge of it. Ten minutes afterward
10 25|     chamber, it was necessary to charge us with this commission." ~"
11 27|        his pistols, "I will take charge of the one at the top; you
12 42|       Artagnan. "Did none of you charge your purveyor, Godeau, to
13 43|        goes there? Answer, or we charge." ~"Beware of what you are
14 43|       and as he came back to the charge, I fancied I felt that in
15 44|   mission with which you wish to charge me; and as I desire to continue
16 49|   received orders to go and take charge of you on the sea, and to
17 51|         affairs, and I will take charge of the commission. My sister
18 63|        weep and to sleep. I take charge of everything; be easy." ~"
19 65|        arrested, and gave her in charge to a loyal servant. She
20 67|        the crimes you lay to her charge, she shall be punished." ~"