Ten Years Later by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Let us terminate this, monsieur le comte, -- that is your
desire, is it not?" Athos bowed. "I shall give orders to have these two casks transported whither you please. Where are you lodging, monsieur?" "In a little hamlet at the mouth of the river, your honor." "Oh, I know the hamlet; it consists of five or six houses, does it not?" "Exactly. Well, I inhabit the first, -- two net-makers occupy it with me; it is their bark which brought me ashore." "But your own vessel, monsieur?" "My vessel is at anchor, a quarter of a mile at sea, and waits for me." "You do not think, however, of setting out immediately?" "My lord, I shall try once more to convince your honor." "You will not succeed," replied Monk; "but it is of consequence that you should depart from Newcastle without leaving of your passage the least suspicion that might prove injurious to me or you. To-morrow my officers think Lambert |
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