Ten Years Later: The Man in The Iron Mask by Alexandre Dumas Chapter 47 Page 4

Aramis pursued his way cautiously, and soon was stopped by the same kind of cry as he had first uttered, within ten paces of him.

“Are you there, Yves?” said the bishop.

“Yes, monseigneur; Goenne is here likewise. His son accompanies us.”

“That is well. Are all things ready?”

“Yes, monseigneur.”

“Go to the entrance of the grottoes, my good Yves, and you will there find the Seigneur de Pierrefonds, who is resting after the fatigue of our journey.

And if he should happen not to be able to walk, lift him up, and bring him hither to me.”

The three men obeyed.