CHAPTER XLV.

THE BEGGAR AT THE CHURCH OF ST. EUSTACHE. D'Artagnan had calculated that in not going at once to the Palais Royal he would give time to Comminges to arrive there before him, and consequently to make the Cardinal acquainted with the eminent services which he, d'Artagnan and his friend, had rendered to the queen in the morning. They were indeed cordially received by Mazarin, who paid them numerous compliments, and announced that they were more than half on their way to obtain what they desired, namely, d'Artagnan his…