D'Elbee and Stofflet are at Chatillon; your own followers are all in that vicinity.

When there, we can communicate with Bonchamps and Charette.

We must go to Chatillon." "And your wife, Charles, and Marie! you will not leave them in the chateau ?" "If your father and Agatha will receive them, they shall go to Durbelliere." "There you are right," said Henri.

"Whatever may be the danger, let us have them together; we shall then at any rate be able to feel that we know the point which is to be defended most closely." "We will start tomorrow, Henri; tomorrow evening.

May God grant that that may be time enough.