The Three Musketeers、Chapter 32の要約
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In Chapter 32, Porthos visits the Coquenards expecting generous food and access to their wealth, but finds a tightly controlled household and leaves hungry. He nevertheless secures Mme. Coquenard’s agreement to provide eight hundred livres, a horse, and a mule for his campaign equipment.
起こる出来事
- Porthos arrives hoping for regular meals, household comforts, and a share of the procurator’s money.
- Mme. Coquenard introduces him as her cousin, while her husband watches his chest anxiously.
- The household serves a scant dinner, and the clerks leave before cheese, preserves, and cake appear.
- M. Coquenard retires beside his chest, preventing Porthos from examining its contents.
- Porthos negotiates with Mme. Coquenard over money, mounts, and equipment, accepting eight hundred livres plus a horse and mule.
- He refuses her attempts to detain him and returns home hungry and displeased.

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Porthos conceals his disgust with polite refusal. His departure in hunger exposes the gap between the household’s claims of abundance and his experience.
簡単な確認
What agreement does Porthos reach with Mme. Coquenard?

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