The Forty-Five Guardsmen by Alexandre Dumas père
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"As to the message, I beg you to give your orders. Advance, Brother
Panurge." CHAPTER XXIII. THE PENITENT. Panurge advanced. He looked intelligent, but like a fox. "Do you know the Louvre?" said Chicot. "Yes, monsieur." "And in the Louvre a certain Henri de Valois?" "The king?" "People generally call him so." "Is it to him that I am to go?" "Just so. You will ask to speak to him." "Will they let me?" "Yes, till you come to his valet-de-chambre. Your frock is a passport, |
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