The Countess and the Courier

The letter is to be placed under his pillow, the baron or the countess being at liberty to atisfy themselves day by day. The courier has a conscience and insists that he shall be left in ignorance of that part of the plot which relates to the sequestration of my lord. As for the promised sum of money, it is to be produced in one bank note, folded in a sheet of paper on which a line is to be written,. The two enclosures are then to be sealed up in an envelope, addressed to his wife and stamped, ready for the post. In what part of the palace is he to be hidden? as they open the door to go out,