Twenty Years After by Alexandre Dumas père
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is he?"
"The Comte de Rochefort." "The Comte de Rochefort!" "Unfortunately he has disappeared these four or five years and I don't know where he is." "I know, Guitant," said Mazarin. "Well, then, how is it that your eminence complained just now of want of information?" "You think," resumed Mazarin, "that Rochefort ---- " "He was Cardinal Richelieu's creature, my lord. I warn you, however, his services will cost you something. The cardinal was lavish to his underlings." "Yes, yes, Guitant," said Mazarin; "Richelieu was a great man, a very great man, but he had that defect. Thanks, Guitant; I shall benefit by your advice this very evening." Here they separated and bidding adieu to Guitant in the court of the Palais Royal, Mazarin approached an officer who was walking up and down within that inclosure. It was D'Artagnan, who was waiting for him. |
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