Henry IV, 3rd chapter, The Grand Inquisitor of Spain, No. 5. In Paris, the Grand Inquisitor assumed all powers … while the Duke of Mendoza, reduced to powerlessness, lived confined to his appartments. Introduced to the office with the Inquisitor, the messenger relayed to him the King's response. My Love. I accept the rendez-vous you proposed; your slave kisses your hands, Henry. - My father, I need some calm; may I retreat to the Carmelite convent for a few days? - I know, Lord Gonzaga, that you detest the Bearnais! - This evening, he'll have a galant rendez-vous, at the junction of the routes of Boulogne and Suresnes! Gonzaga, followed by an escort, went to the place indicated by the Grand Inquisitor. - The Bearnais will come here! See more in No. 6.