CodalSearch this book — or all of Codal…⌘K
nydus/The Count of Monte CristoPublic
Page 1602 of 2083
Table of Contents

LXXXII

me?”

“If I sought your ruin, fool, I should drag you to the first guardhouse; besides, when that note is delivered, in all probability you will have no more to fear. Sign it, then!”

Caderousse signed it.

“The address, ‘To monsieur the Baron Danglars, banker, Rue de la Chaussée d’Antin.’ ”

Caderousse wrote the address. The abbé took the note.

“Now,” said he, “that suffices⁠—begone!”

“Which way?”

“The way you came.”

“You wish me to get out at that window?”

“You got in very well.”

“Oh, you have some design against me, reverend sir.”

“Idiot! what design can I have?”

“Why, then, not let me out by the door?”

“What would

1602