CHAPTER XIV. A GASCON, AND A GASCON AND A HALF-2

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“ Yes. Duty summons me. I have to get the watch-word. It seems I am to be lodged in the king’s ante-room. Where does Porthos sleep?” “ Take him away with you, if you like, for he rumbles through his sleepy nose like a park of artillery.” “ Ah! he does not stay with you, then?” said D’Artagnan. “ Not the least in the world. He has a chamber to himself, but I don’t know where.” “ Very good!” said the musketeer; from whom this separation of the two associates removed his last suspicion, and he touched Porthos lightly on the shoulder; the latter replied by a loud yawn. “Come,” said D’Artagnan. “ What, D’Artagnan, my dear fellow, is that you? What a lucky chance! Oh, yes—true; I have forgotten; I am at the fete at Vaux.” “ Yes; and your beautiful dress, too.” “ Yes, it was

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