25/34 Here are two hundred francs to pay for the disguises." "That will be more than enough," the soldier said. "Jules put it down at a hundred and fifty." "Things may cost more than he expects. At any rate, please hand these to him. I can arrange matters with him when I see him. We will walk on now, lest any of the warders should happen to notice that we have been a long time on this part of the wall." Ryan had understood but little of what was happening and, when Terence told him what had been arranged, he exclaimed: "Well, after this, Terence, I will never say a word against a Frenchman. |