Ten Years Later: The Man in The Iron Mask by Alexandre Dumas Chapter 34 Page 20

“At Nantes!” cried D’Artagnan.

“In Bretagne.”

“Yes, sire, it is in Bretagne. Will you majesty make so long a journey as to Nantes?”

“The States are assembled there,” replied the king. “I have two demands to make of them: I wish to be there.”

“When shall I set out?” said the captain.

“This evening — to-morrow — to-morrow evening; for you must stand in need of rest.”

“I have rested, sire.”

“That is well.

Then between this and to-morrow evening, when you please.”