Louise de la Valliere by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Why so?" "Because you are not your own mistress; your room is as much La Valliere's as yours; and there are certain persons who will think nothing of visiting and searching a maid of honor's room; so that I am terribly afraid of the queen, who is as jealous as a Spaniard; of the queen- mother, who is as jealous as a couple of Spaniards; and, last of all, of Madame herself, who has jealousy enough for ten Spaniards." "You forgot some one else." "Who?" "Monsieur." "I was only speaking of the women. Let us add them up, then: we will call Monsieur, No. 1." "De Guiche?" "No. 2." "The Vicomte de Bragelonne?" "No. 3." "And the king, the king?" "No. 4. Of course the king, who not only will be more jealous, but more |
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