A passage for you and Madame is engaged on board a vessel bound to Nassau, which will sail at midnight.

Soon, after I leave this house, Madame's cousin, Mr.Duroy, will come with two boys.

You and Madame will assume their dresses, and they will put on some clothes the Signor has already sent, in such boxes as Madame is accustomed to receive, full of materials for her flowers.

All, excepting ourselves, will suppose you have gone North, according to the original plan, in order that they may swear to that effect if they are brought to trial.

When I go by the front of the house whistling _Ca ira_, you will pass through the garden to the street in the rear, where you will find my servant with a carriage, which will convey you three miles, to the house of one of my friends.