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All
four
were
to
meet
the
next
day
at
eleven
o'clock
.
If
they
had
discovered
Milady
's
retreat
,
three
were
to
remain
on
guard
;
the
fourth
was
to
return
to
Bethune
in
order
to
inform
Athos
and
serve
as
a
guide
to
the
four
friends
.
These
arrangements
made
,
the
lackeys
retired
.
Athos
then
arose
from
his
chair
,
girded
on
his
sword
,
enveloped
himself
in
his
cloak
,
and
left
the
hotel
.
It
was
nearly
ten
o'clock
.
At
ten
o'clock
in
the
evening
,
it
is
well
known
,
the
streets
in
provincial
towns
are
very
little
frequented
.
Athos
nevertheless
was
visibly
anxious
to
find
someone
of
whom
he
could
ask
a
question
.
At
length
he
met
a
belated
passenger
,
went
up
to
him
,
and
spoke
a
few
words
to
him
.
The
man
he
addressed
recoiled
with
terror
,
and
only
answered
the
few
words
of
the
Musketeer
by
pointing
.
Athos
offered
the
man
half
a
pistole
to
accompany
him
,
but
the
man
refused
.
Athos
then
plunged
into
the
street
the
man
had
indicated
with
his
finger
;
but
arriving
at
four
crossroads
,
he
stopped
again
,
visibly
embarrassed
.
Nevertheless
,
as
the
crossroads
offered
him
a
better
chance
than
any
other
place
of
meeting
somebody
,
he
stood
still
.
In
a
few
minutes
a
night
watch
passed
.
Athos
repeated
to
him
the
same
question
he
had
asked
the
first
person
he
met
.
The
night
watch
evinced
the
same
terror
,
refused
,
in
his
turn
,
to
accompany
Athos
,
and
only
pointed
with
his
hand
to
the
road
he
was
to
take
.
Athos
walked
in
the
direction
indicated
,
and
reached
the
suburb
situated
at
the
opposite
extremity
of
the
city
from
that
by
which
he
and
his
friends
had
entered
it
.
There
he
again
appeared
uneasy
and
embarrassed
,
and
stopped
for
the
third
time
.
Fortunately
,
a
mendicant
passed
,
who
,
coming
up
to
Athos
to
ask
charity
,
Athos
offered
him
half
a
crown
to
accompany
him
where
he
was
going
.
The
mendicant
hesitated
at
first
,
but
at
the
sight
of
the
piece
of
silver
which
shone
in
the
darkness
he
consented
,
and
walked
on
before
Athos
.
Arrived
at
the
angle
of
a
street
,
he
pointed
to
a
small
house
,
isolated
,
solitary
,
and
dismal
.
Athos
went
toward
the
house
,
while
the
mendicant
,
who
had
received
his
reward
,
left
as
fast
as
his
legs
could
carry
him
.
Athos
went
round
the
house
before
he
could
distinguish
the
door
,
amid
the
red
color
in
which
the
house
was
painted
.
No
light
appeared
through
the
chinks
of
the
shutters
;
no
noise
gave
reason
to
believe
that
it
was
inhabited
.
It
was
dark
and
silent
as
the
tomb
.
Three
times
Athos
knocked
without
receiving
an
answer
.
At
the
third
knock
,
however
,
steps
were
heard
inside
.
The
door
at
length
was
opened
,
and
a
man
appeared
,
of
high
stature
,
pale
complexion
,
and
black
hair
and
beard
.
Athos
and
he
exchanged
some
words
in
a
low
voice
,
then
the
tall
man
made
a
sign
to
the
Musketeer
that
he
might
come
in
.
Athos
immediately
profited
by
the
permission
,
and
the
door
was
closed
behind
him
.
