Louise de la Valliere by Alexandre Dumas père
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"I could not wish for anything better; but all minds are not of the same
stamp; and it might possibly happen that if I were required to amuse myself in the manner you do, I should bore myself horribly." "Bah! at least try first." "Well, tell me what you do." "Have you observed that I leave home occasionally?" "Yes." "In any particular way?" "Periodically." "That's the very thing. You have noticed it, then?" "My dear Planchet, you must understand that when people see each other every day, and one of the two absents himself, the other misses him. Do you not feel the want of my society when I am in the country?" "Prodigiously; that is to say, I feel like a body without a soul." "That being understood then, proceed." "What are the periods when I absent myself?" "On the fifteenth and thirtieth of every month." |
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