“Now,” said Planchet, pouring out the last glass of Anjou wine for D’Artagnan, — ”now go to sleep, my dear master.”
“No,” replied D’Artagnan; “for the most difficult part now remains to be done, and I will think over that difficult part.”
“Bah!” said Planchet; “I have such great confidence in you, M. d’Artagnan, that I would not give my hundred thousand livres for ninety thousand livres down.”
“And devil take me if I don’t think you are right!” Upon which D’Artagnan took a candle and went up to his bedroom.