Monsieur de Montbazon

Family: unknown · Role: husband · First appears: Chapter 25

Life events

• D’Artagnan, Porthos, and Mousqueton seize Monsieur de Montbazon’s horses for the pursuit.(Chapter25)
  • With: D’Artagnan Porthos Mousqueton
  • “‘But, sir,’ answered the steward, ‘do you know that these horses belong to Monsieur de Montbazon?’ ‘So much the better; they must be good animals, then.’ ‘Sir, I shall call my people.’ ‘And I, mine; I’ve ten guards behind me, don’t you hear them gallop? and I’m one of the king’s musketeers. Come, Porthos; come, Mousqueton.’ They all mounted the horses as quickly as possible.”
• D’Artagnan reveals why the seized horses were prepared as relays for the pursued duke.(Chapter25)
  • With: D’Artagnan Porthos Madame de Montbazon Duc de Beaufort
  • “Egad, didn’t you hear? these horses belong to Monsieur de Montbazon; well, Monsieur de Montbazon is the husband of Madame de Montbazon——” “And——” “And Madame de Montbazon is the mistress of the Duc de Beaufort. “Ah! I understand, replied Porthos; she has ordered relays of horses.””

Chapter 25

• married with Madame de Montbazon “these horses belong to Monsieur de Montbazon”

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