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Two
of
his
comrades
of
the
Guards
immediately
sprang
forward
,
and
two
other
soldiers
having
joined
them
,
the
number
was
deemed
sufficient
.
D'Artagnan
declined
all
others
,
being
unwilling
to
take
the
first
chance
from
those
who
had
the
priority
.
It
was
not
known
whether
,
after
the
taking
of
the
bastion
,
the
Rochellais
had
evacuated
it
or
left
a
garrison
in
it
;
the
object
then
was
to
examine
the
place
near
enough
to
verify
the
reports
.
D'Artagnan
set
out
with
his
four
companions
,
and
followed
the
trench
;
the
two
Guards
marched
abreast
with
him
,
and
the
two
soldiers
followed
behind
.
They
arrived
thus
,
screened
by
the
lining
of
the
trench
,
till
they
came
within
a
hundred
paces
of
the
bastion
.
There
,
on
turning
round
,
d'Artagnan
perceived
that
the
two
soldiers
had
disappeared
.
He
thought
that
,
beginning
to
be
afraid
,
they
had
stayed
behind
,
and
he
continued
to
advance
.
At
the
turning
of
the
counterscarp
they
found
themselves
within
about
sixty
paces
of
the
bastion
.
They
saw
no
one
,
and
the
bastion
seemed
abandoned
.
The
three
composing
our
forlorn
hope
were
deliberating
whether
they
should
proceed
any
further
,
when
all
at
once
a
circle
of
smoke
enveloped
the
giant
of
stone
,
and
a
dozen
balls
came
whistling
around
d'Artagnan
and
his
companions
.
They
knew
all
they
wished
to
know
;
the
bastion
was
guarded
.
A
longer
stay
in
this
dangerous
spot
would
have
been
useless
imprudence
.
D'Artagnan
and
his
two
companions
turned
their
backs
,
and
commenced
a
retreat
which
resembled
a
flight
.
On
arriving
at
the
angle
of
the
trench
which
was
to
serve
them
as
a
rampart
,
one
of
the
Guardsmen
fell
.
A
ball
had
passed
through
his
breast
.
The
other
,
who
was
safe
and
sound
,
continued
his
way
toward
the
camp
.
D'Artagnan
was
not
willing
to
abandon
his
companion
thus
,
and
stooped
to
raise
him
and
assist
him
in
regaining
the
lines
;
but
at
this
moment
two
shots
were
fired
.
One
ball
struck
the
head
of
the
already-wounded
guard
,
and
the
other
flattened
itself
against
a
rock
,
after
having
passed
within
two
inches
of
d'Artagnan
.
