Saturday at two o’clock
cried the doctor , `` there is so much reason in your unreasonableness that I am sorry I brought you . '' Three days later the worthy man had all the receipts signed , and the legal papers ready for Savinien 's release . The payings , including the notaries ' fees , amounted to eighty thousand francs . The doctor went himself to see Savinien released on Saturday at two o'clock . The young viscount , already informed of what had happened by his mother , thanked his liberator with sincere warmth of heart . `` You must return at once to see your mother , '' the old doctor said to him . Savinien answered in a sort of confusion that he had contracted certain debts of honor while in prison , and related the visit of his friends .