Ten Years Later: The Man in The Iron Mask by Alexandre Dumas Chapter 48 Page 17

“And how should he know them?”

“He was taken prisoner by the rebels.”

“That is true. Well! let us call him, and learn from him whom we have to deal with.” And all voices shouted, “Biscarrat! Biscarrat!” But Biscarrat did not answer.

“Good!” said the officer who had shown so much coolness in the affair. “We have no longer any need of him; here are reinforcements coming.”

In fact, a company of guards, left in the rear by their officers, whom the ardor of the chase had carried away — from seventy-five to eighty men — arrived in good order, led by their captain and the first lieutenant.

The five officers