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After a moment's silence, in which D'Artagnan appeared to be collecting, not one idea, but all his ideas-"It cannot be, my dear Planchet," said he, "that you have not heard of his majesty Charles I. of England?"
"Alas! yes, monsieur, since you left France in order to assist him, and that, in spite of that assistance, he fell, and was near dragging you down in his fall."