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CHAPTER LXXIX.
At this moment, a horseman, who had advanced full gallop, hastily dismounting, enquired aloud, whether any French gentleman had lately arrived.
All who were present, pointed to the foreigner; who, not hearing, or affecting not to hear the demand, began pushing away the women, that he might follow Juliet.
The horseman, approaching, asked the foreigner his name.
"Qu"est ce que cela vous fait?"[1] he answered.
"You must come with me into the inn," the horseman replied, after stedfastly examining his face.
The foreigner, with a loud oath, refused to stir.
The horseman, holding out a paper, clapped him upon the shoulder, saying,
- ↑ "What is that to you?"
