Then she signalled for a pilot, and Guida ran towards the ruined chapel, calling for Jean Touzel.
In spite of Jean's late protests as to piloting a "gentleman-of-war," this was one of the joyful moments of his life.

He could not loosen his rowboat quick enough; he was away almost before you could have spoken his name.

Excited as Guida was, she could not resist calling after him: "'God save our greshus King! A bi'tot--goodbye!'".