Ten Years Later: The Vicomte of Bragelonne by Chapter 37 Page 13

(observe it also, M. Menneville), ‘I shall still have seven hundred and thirty left for my private pleasure. And still further — ’“

“Ah! ah!” said the auxiliaries, “is there still more?”

“A mere trifle. ‘Monsieur d’Artagnan, I send to the king of France the treaty in question, with a request that he will cast into the Bastile provisionally, and then send to me, all who have taken part in this expedition; and that is a prayer with which the king will certainly comply.’“

A cry of terror broke from all corners of the table.

“There! there! there!” said D’Artagnan, “this brave M. Monk has forgotten one thing, and