"The paper."
"It is well," said Gaston, "with these precautions—the devil is in it if we are mistaken. Now, what am I to do?"
"Wait; you will not go out to-day."
"No."
"Well, remain quiet in this hotel, where you will want for nothing. I will recommend you to the host."
"Thanks."
"My dear M. Champagne," said Dubois to Tapin, opening the door, "the Chevalier de Chanlay takes my room; attend to him as you would to me."
Then, closing it—
"That fellow is worth his weight in gold, Tapin," said he in a low voice, "do not lose sight of him for a moment; you will answer for him with your head."