Ten Years Later by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Of monuments?"
"Yes, of monuments; we shall restore Whitehall." "That is important. And in a month, you think?" "I shall undertake it." "That concerns you, monsieur, and when once you are engaged ---- " "Yes, that concerns me. I know what I am about; nevertheless, I will freely consult with you." "You do me great honor; but I know very little about architecture." "Planchet, you are wrong; you are an excellent architect, quite as good as I am, for the case in question." "Thanks, monsieur. But your old friends of the musketeers?" "I have been, I confess, tempted to speak of the thing to those gentlemen, but they are all absent from their houses. It is vexatious, for I know none more bold or more able." "Ah! then it appears there will be an opposition, and the enterprise will be disputed?" "Oh, yes, Planchet, yes." |
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