Other Figures — Minor Figures

44 figures from The Vicomte de Bragelonne who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Bazin

valet and pedagogue · first appears Chapter 17

Chapter 17 · employer: Aramis “But how is it, Bazin, you do not follow your master?”
Chapter 17 · with D’Artagnan “Bazin, my dear Bazin! good-day to you.”

tenant · first appears Chapter 52

poet and printer · first appears Chapter 67

Chapter 67 · with D’Artagnan “D’Artagnan and his guest bowed, sat down opposite to each other, and, like two brothers, shared the bacon and the other dishes.”
Chapter 70 · with Fouquet “‘And now,’ said D’Artagnan, ‘that shabby-looking man, who accompanies M. Getard, is he also of the household of M. Fouquet?’ ‘Oh! yes,’ said Porthos, with contempt; ‘it is one M. Jupenet, or Juponet, a sort of poet.’ ‘Who is come to establish himself here?’ ‘I believe so.’ ‘I thought M. Fouquet had poets enough, yonder—Scudery, Loret, Pelisson, La Fontaine? If I must tell you the truth, Porthos, that poet disgraces you.’ ‘Eh!—my friend; but what saves us is that he is not here as a poet.’ ‘As what, then, is he?’ ‘As printer.’”

first appears Chapter 14

Chapter 14 · with D’Artagnan “Certainly I was not worthy to replace M. de Treville, of illustrious memory; but they had promised me, and they had given me; they ought to have stopped there.”

officer · first appears Chapter 53

Chapter 53 · friends with D’Artagnan “Eh! eh! what, do we arrest our friends?”
Chapter 53 · prisoner: D’Artagnan “When arrived there, he bowed to his prisoner, and, without saying anything, returned to his post.”

servant · first appears Chapter 18

Chapter 18 · friends with D’Artagnan “‘Oh, Monsieur d’Artagnan!’ said Mousqueton, ‘why can I not embrace your knees? But I have become impotent, as you see.’”
Chapter 18 · employer: Porthos “Deuce take the Olympic pleasures! They must cost your master too dear; for widows and orphans—”

mechanic · first appears Chapter 34

Chapter 34 · with D’Artagnan “Master Will Jobson, dwelling in Piccadilly, listened to his propositions, comprehended his wishes, and promised to make him a safety lock that should relieve him from all future fear.”

architect · first appears Chapter 70

poet · first appears Chapter 70

Chapter 70 · patron: Fouquet “I thought M. Fouquet had poets enough, yonder—Scudery, Loret, Pelisson, La Fontaine?”