The Works of Edgar Allan Poe — Volume 4 by Edgar Allan Poe
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"Diavolo!" cried Count Capricornutti. "Dios guarda!" muttered Don Stiletto. "Mille tonnerres!" ejaculated the Prince de Grenouille. "Tousand teufel!" growled the Elector of Bluddennuff. It was not to be borne. I grew angry. I turned short upon Bluddennuff. "Sir!" said I to him, "you are a baboon." "Sir," he replied, after a pause, "Donner und Blitzen!" This was all that could be desired. We exchanged cards. At Chalk-Farm, the next morning, I shot off his nose - and then called upon my friends. "Bête!" said the first. "Fool!" said the second. "Dolt!" said the third. "Ass!" said the fourth. "Ninny!" said the fifth. |
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