"I will thrash that attendant when I am out of the bath!"
"You will do well, monsieur le chevalier."
"Tell me, esquire, have you not yet seen my page return?"
"It seems to me that he is very long; it is nearly an hour that I have been in the water, and I am beginning to have enough of it!"
"If monsieur le chevalier wishes to get out of the bath——"
"Get out! what in the devil shall I put on? I have neither short-clothes nor doublet; I cannot go into the street in my shirt and cloak simply!"
"That is true; if monseigneur wishes, I will go to see if Bahuchet is coming."
"No, no! Cadédis! I have no desire to be forced to ring another hour, to recall you.—Sandioux! this water is getting cold; my page is making a fool of his master!"
"Perhaps the spots are difficult to remove."