Chapter

 1 10|      answer by these two words, 'Tours' and 'Bruxelles.' He will
 2 14|       pursued. The duchess is at Tours, and the duke at Boulogne.
 3 15| Chevreuse--who, though exiled to Tours and believed to be in that
 4 17|    London; Mme. Chevreuse was at Tours. More closely watched than
 5 19|         that she has returned to Tours." ~"To Tours? Yes, that
 6 19|         returned to Tours." ~"To Tours? Yes, that may be. You evidently
 7 19|        But why did she return to Tours without telling me anything?" ~"
 8 26|         was obliged to return to Tours with her mistress, and who,
 9 26|          was forced to return to Tours; she is not faithless; she
10 34|        said, "tell him I am from Tours." ~"From Tours!" cried Aramis. "
11 34|         I am from Tours." ~"From Tours!" cried Aramis. "A thousand
12 34|        to speak to him came from Tours, we have seen with what
13 34|        that are sent to you from Tours, I beg you will make my
14 40|         set out that evening for Tours, was waiting in the next
15 47|        is to carry the letter to Tours, and who to London?" ~"I
16 48|          to the clever person at Tours; and which should be the
17 48|    clever personage who lives at Tours." ~Aramis resumed his pen,
18 48|        Mlle. Michon, seamstress, Tours." ~The three friends looked
19 48|         can carry this letter to Tours. My cousin knows nobody
20 48|          If your arrangements at Tours are your arrangements, Aramis,
21 48|         set out the next day for Tours, and was allowed eight days
22 60|        Michon, the seamstress at Tours who had such fine acquaintances,