Senor Perez

Role: innkeeper · First appears: Chapter 62

Chapter 62

with Lord de Winter (Senor Perez had a great regard for De Winter.) “We will invoke the remembrance of that poor De Winter, for whom he seemed to have a great regard; we will tell him that we have come as amateurs to see what is going on; we will spend with him a guinea each per day; and I think that by taking all these precautions we can be quite undisturbed.”
with Athos (Athos was recognized by Senor Perez, the host.) “Athos was right. He went direct to the Bedford Tavern, and the host, who recognized him, was delighted to see him again with such a numerous and promising company.”
with Aramis (Aramis and his companions plan to lodge with Senor Perez) “Why, the idea of taking quarters with Senor Perez seems to me very reasonable”
with Porthos (Porthos is included in the companions planning to lodge with Senor Perez) “Why, the idea of taking quarters with Senor Perez seems to me very reasonable”
with D’Artagnan (D’Artagnan is included in the companions planning to lodge with Senor Perez) “Why, the idea of taking quarters with Senor Perez seems to me very reasonable”
with Lord de Winter (Senor Perez was said to have great regard for De Winter) “We will invoke the remembrance of that poor De Winter, for whom he seemed to have a great regard; we will tell him that we have come as amateurs to see what is going on”

Extracted from the original text of Twenty Years After. Made with Rho MD.