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D’artagnan and the Englishman

           Allmyresearcheshavebeenuseless.Whatistobesaid?Imustdivertmyattention!"

           "AmuseyourselfwithMilady,mydeard’Artagnan;Iwishyoumaywithallmyheart,ifthatwillamuseyou."

           "Hearme,Athos,"saidd’Artagnan."Insteadofshuttingyourselfuphereasifyouwereunderarrest,getonhorsebackandcomeandtakearidewithmetoSt.Germain."

           "Mydearfellow,"saidAthos,"IridehorseswhenIhaveany;whenIhavenone,Igoafoot."

           "Well,"saidd’Artagnan,smilingatthemisanthropyofAthos,whichfromanyotherpersonwouldhaveoffendedhim,"IridewhatIcanget;Iamnotsoproudasyou.SoAUREVOIR,dearAthos."

           "AUREVOIR,"saidtheMusketeer,makingasigntoGrimaudtouncorkthebottlehehadjustbrought.

           D’ArtagnanandPlanchetmounted,andtooktheroadtoSt.Germain.

           Allalongtheroad,whatAthoshadsaidrespectingMme.Bonacieuxrecurredtothemindoftheyoungman.Althoughd’Artagnanwasnotofaverysentimentalcharacter,themercer’sprettywifehadmadearealimpressionuponhisheart.Ashesaid,hewasreadytogototheendoftheworldtoseekher;buttheworld,beinground,hasmanyends,sothathedidnotknowwhichwaytoturn.Meantime,hewasgoingtotrytofindoutMilady.Miladyhadspokentothemanintheblackcloak;thereforesheknewhim.Now,intheopinionofd’Artagnan,itwascertainlythemanintheblackcloakwhohadcarriedoffMme.Bonacieuxthesecondtime,ashehadcarriedheroffthefirst.

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