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At
the
hour
appointed
,
Lord
de
Winter
and
the
four
friends
repaired
to
the
convent
;
the
bells
tolled
,
the
chapel
was
open
,
the
grating
of
the
choir
was
closed
.
In
the
middle
of
the
choir
the
body
of
the
victim
,
clothed
in
her
novitiate
dress
,
was
exposed
.
On
each
side
of
the
choir
and
behind
the
gratings
opening
into
the
convent
was
assembled
the
whole
community
of
the
Carmelites
,
who
listened
to
the
divine
service
,
and
mingled
their
chant
with
the
chant
of
the
priests
,
without
seeing
the
profane
,
or
being
seen
by
them
.
At
the
door
of
the
chapel
d'Artagnan
felt
his
courage
fall
anew
,
and
returned
to
look
for
Athos
;
but
Athos
had
disappeared
.
Faithful
to
his
mission
of
vengeance
,
Athos
had
requested
to
be
conducted
to
the
garden
;
and
there
upon
the
sand
following
the
light
steps
of
this
woman
,
who
left
sharp
tracks
wherever
she
went
,
he
advanced
toward
the
gate
which
led
into
the
wood
,
and
causing
it
to
be
opened
,
he
went
out
into
the
forest
.
Then
all
his
suspicions
were
confirmed
;
the
road
by
which
the
carriage
had
disappeared
encircled
the
forest
.
Athos
followed
the
road
for
some
time
,
his
eyes
fixed
upon
the
ground
;
slight
stains
of
blood
,
which
came
from
the
wound
inflicted
upon
the
man
who
accompanied
the
carriage
as
a
courier
,
or
from
one
of
the
horses
,
dotted
the
road
.
At
the
end
of
three-quarters
of
a
league
,
within
fifty
paces
of
Festubert
,
a
larger
bloodstain
appeared
;
the
ground
was
trampled
by
horses
.
Between
the
forest
and
this
accursed
spot
,
a
little
behind
the
trampled
ground
,
was
the
same
track
of
small
feet
as
in
the
garden
;
the
carriage
had
stopped
here
.
At
this
spot
Milady
had
come
out
of
the
wood
,
and
entered
the
carriage
.
Satisfied
with
this
discovery
which
confirmed
all
his
suspicions
,
Athos
returned
to
the
hotel
,
and
found
Planchet
impatiently
waiting
for
him
.
Everything
was
as
Athos
had
foreseen
.
Planchet
had
followed
the
road
;
like
Athos
,
he
had
discovered
the
stains
of
blood
;
like
Athos
,
he
had
noted
the
spot
where
the
horses
had
halted
.
But
he
had
gone
farther
than
Athos
--
for
at
the
village
of
Festubert
,
while
drinking
at
an
inn
,
he
had
learned
without
needing
to
ask
a
question
that
the
evening
before
,
at
half-past
eight
,
a
wounded
man
who
accompanied
a
lady
traveling
in
a
post-chaise
had
been
obliged
to
stop
,
unable
to
go
further
.
The
accident
was
set
down
to
the
account
of
robbers
,
who
had
stopped
the
chaise
in
the
wood
.
The
man
remained
in
the
village
;
the
woman
had
had
a
relay
of
horses
,
and
continued
her
journey
.
Planchet
went
in
search
of
the
postillion
who
had
driven
her
,
and
found
him
.
He
had
taken
the
lady
as
far
as
Fromelles
;
and
from
Fromelles
she
had
set
out
for
Armentieres
.
Planchet
took
the
crossroad
,
and
by
seven
o'clock
in
the
morning
he
was
at
Armentieres
.
There
was
but
one
tavern
,
the
Post
.
Planchet
went
and
presented
himself
as
a
lackey
out
of
a
place
,
who
was
in
search
of
a
situation
.
