Ten Years Later: The Vicomte of Bragelonne by Alexandre Dumas Chapter 53 Page 28

“Yes, sire.”

“And the opinion of the inquisitors?”

“Is that the accused merit confiscation and death.”

“Ah! ah!” said the king, without changing countenance, and casting an oblique look at D’Artagnan. “And your own opinion, M. Colbert?” said he.

Colbert looked at D’Artagnan is his turn. That imposing countenance checked the words upon his lips. Louis perceived this. “Do not disturb yourself,” said he; “it is M. d’Artagnan, — do you not know M. d’Artagnan again?”

These two men looked at each other — D’Artagnan, with eyes open and bright as the day —