CHAPTER XIV.

AT THE CASTLE OF BRAGELONNE. D'Artagnan had remained during all this scene with a bewildered look. He had found things so completely different from what he had anticipated that he was almost stupid with astonishment. Athos, who had been observing him, and guessing his thoughts, took his arm, and led him into the garden. "Whilst supper is being prepared," he said, smiling, "you will not, my friend, be sorry to have the mystery which so puzzles you cleared up." "True, Monsieur le Comte," replied d'Artagnan, who felt …