“Bah!” replied Aramis, “it is nothing, since I am here; the principal thing was that I should get here, and here I am.”
“Speak quickly,” said Fouquet, closing the door of the cabinet behind Aramis and himself.
“Are we alone?”
“Yes, perfectly.”
“No one observes us? — no one can hear us?”
“Be satisfied; nobody.”
“Is M. du Vallon arrived?”
“Yes.”
“And you have received my letter?”
“Yes. The affair is serious, apparently, since it necessitates your attendance in Paris, at a moment when your presence was so urgent elsewhere.”