..." leaping off his horse with oaths of veugance against " someone " " Le Gardeur and De Lautagnac " rode furiously through the market, heedless of ' '...gentlemen of the " Grand Company. It chanced that at the moment a ' ' poor almsman of the Bourgeois Philibert was humbly ' ' and quietly leaning on his...

...poor almsmen would be standing there, and he would no more avoid them than he would avoid the Governor Le Gardeur and De Lantagnac rode furiously through...Bourgeois Philibert was humbly and quietly leaning upon his crutches, listening with bowing head and smiling lips to the kind enquiries of his benefactor...