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"
Monsieur
,
"
said
the
baron
to
the
duke
,
"
all
the
servants
of
his
majesty
must
approve
of
the
latest
intelligence
which
we
have
from
the
Island
of
Elba
.
Bonaparte
"
--
M.
Dandre
looked
at
Louis
XVIII.
,
who
,
employed
in
writing
a
note
,
did
not
even
raise
his
head
.
"
Bonaparte
,
"
continued
the
baron
,
"
is
mortally
wearied
,
and
passes
whole
days
in
watching
his
miners
at
work
at
Porto
--
Longone
.
"
"
And
scratches
himself
for
amusement
,
"
added
the
king
.
"
Scratches
himself
?
"
inquired
the
duke
,
"
what
does
your
majesty
mean
?
"
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"
Yes
,
indeed
,
my
dear
duke
.
Did
you
forget
that
this
great
man
,
this
hero
,
this
demigod
,
is
attacked
with
a
malady
of
the
skin
which
worries
him
to
death
,
prurigo
?
"
"
And
,
moreover
,
my
dear
duke
,
"
continued
the
minister
of
police
,
"
we
are
almost
assured
that
,
in
a
very
short
time
,
the
usurper
will
be
insane
.
"
"
Insane
?
"
"
Raving
mad
;
his
head
becomes
weaker
.
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Sometimes
he
weeps
bitterly
,
sometimes
laughs
boisterously
,
at
other
time
he
passes
hours
on
the
seashore
,
flinging
stones
in
the
water
and
when
the
flint
makes
'
duck-and-drake
'
five
or
six
times
,
he
appears
as
delighted
as
if
he
had
gained
another
Marengo
or
Austerlitz
.
Now
,
you
must
agree
that
these
are
indubitable
symptoms
of
insanity
.
"
"
Or
of
wisdom
,
my
dear
baron
--
or
of
wisdom
,
"
said
Louis
XVIII.
,
laughing
;
"
the
greatest
captains
of
antiquity
amused
themselves
by
casting
pebbles
into
the
ocean
--
see
Plutarch
's
life
of
Scipio
Africanus
.
"
M.
de
Blacas
pondered
deeply
between
the
confident
monarch
and
the
truthful
minister
.
Villefort
,
who
did
not
choose
to
reveal
the
whole
secret
,
lest
another
should
reap
all
the
benefit
of
the
disclosure
,
had
yet
communicated
enough
to
cause
him
the
greatest
uneasiness
.