by Alexandre Dumas

Summary

by Alexandre Dumas,  Twenty Years After — Chapter 90… (1845)

“ The four friends embraced with tears in their eyes.
Then they departed, without knowing whether they would ever see each other again.
D'Artagnan returned to the Rue Tiquetonne with Porthos, still possessed by the wish to find out who the man was that he had killed. On arriving at the Hotel de la Chevrette they found the baron's equipage all really and Musqueton on his saddle.
"Come, D'Artagnan," said Porthos, "bid adieu to your sword and go with me to Pierrefonds, to Bracieux, or to Du Vallon. We will grow old together and talk of our companions."
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