Louise de la Valliere by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Ah, very good," said Malicorne. "Why are you satisfied?" "Because I see there is a possibility of not having to run to Blois after the letters, for I have them here." "You have brought the box away?" "It was very dear to me, because it belonged to you." "Be sure and take care of it, for it contains original documents that will be of priceless value by and by." "I am perfectly well aware of that indeed, and that is the very reason why I laugh as I do, and with all my heart, too." "And now, one last word." "Why _last?_" "Do we need any one to assist us?" "No one." "Valets or maid-servants?" "Bad policy. You will give the letters, - you will receive them. Oh! we must have no pride in this affair, otherwise M. Malicorne and |
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