Part 95 (1/2)
”I will buy it of you Here is a note for two hundred pistoles”
”But I want a horse for my journey, sire”
”Well!”
”Well, and you take ive it you Only as it is now mine and not yours, I am sure you will not spare it”
”Your reat hurry”
”Then what compels me to wait two days?”
”Reasons known to myself”
”That's a different affair The horse ht he has to travel; and then there is the post”
”No, no, the post coet you are et it! At what hour to-morrow shall I take e?”
”I e at the Louvre”
”That s in the city: I will pay for theht; youseen by any one, or, if you are seen, itto me Keep your mouth shut, monsieur”
”Your le word”
”I asked where you lodged, for I cannot always send to M le Coe with M Planchet, a grocer, Rue des Lon of the Pilon d'Or”
”Go out but little, show yourself less, and await o for theto the superintendence, where so le with the crowd”
”I want the notes, sire, for the ned theularity
”Adieu! Monsieur d'Artagnan,” added the king; ”I think you have perfectly understood me”
”I? I understand that your majesty sends me to Belle-Ile-en-Mer, that is all”
”To learn?”
”To learn how M Fouquet's works are going on; that is all”