[The Vicomte de Bragelonne by Alexandre Dumas Pere]@TWC D-Link bookThe Vicomte de Bragelonne CHAPTER LXXIII 14/22
A knitting of the brow gave the intelligent spy to understand that all should be given to D'Artagnan he wished.
D'Artagnan got into the saddle, and Aramis heard the steps of his horse on the pavement.
An instant after, the servant returned. "Well ?" asked the bishop. "Monseigneur, he has followed the course of the canal, and is going towards the sea," said the servant. "Very well!" said Aramis. In fact, D'Artagnan, dismissing all suspicion, hastened towards the ocean, constantly hoping to see in the _Landes_, or on the beach, the colossal profile of Porthos.
He persisted in fancying he could trace a horse's steps in every puddle.
Sometimes he imagined he heard the report of a gun.
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