Ten Years Later: Louise de la Valliere by Alexandre Dumas Chapter 40 Page 9

“No, madame,” said Aramis. “My diocese is Vannes.”

“I meant that. I only thought that Belle-Ile-en-Mer — ”

“Is a property belonging to M. Fouquet, nothing more.”

“Ah! I had been told that Belle-Isle was fortified; besides, I know how great the military knowledge is you possess.”

“I have forgotten everything of the kind since I entered the Church,” said Aramis, annoyed.

“Suffice it to know that I learned you had returned from Vannes, and I sent off to one of our friends, M.

le Comte de la Fere, who is discretion itself, in order to ascertain it, but he answered that he was not aware of your address.”