"None that I know of."
Pompée took the candle and made the circuit of the room.
"See if the shutters are secure."
"They are all hooked."
"Very well. You may go, Pompée."
Pompée went out, and the viscount turned the key in the lock.
An hour later, Castorin, who had arrived first at the inn, and was quartered near Pompée, without his knowledge, left his room on tiptoe, and opened the door to admit Canolles.
Canolles, with beating heart, glided into the inn, and leaving Castorin to secure the door, inquired the location of the viscount's room and went upstairs.
The viscount was just about to retire when he heard footsteps in the corridor.
The viscount, as we have seen, was very timid; the footsteps startled him, and he listened with all his ears?