Louise de la Valliere by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Oh, a very paltry affair; a little bit of a house - nothing more." "I understand you." "But it is tolerable enough, after all." "I am going to Planchet's country-seat!" exclaimed D'Artagnan. "Whenever you like." "Did we not fix to-morrow?" "Let us say to-morrow, if you like; and then, besides, to-morrow is the 14th, that is to say, the day before the one when I am afraid of getting bored; so we will look upon it as an understood thing." "Agreed, by all means." "You will lend me one of your horses?" "The best I have." "No; I prefer the gentlest of all; I never was a very good rider, as you know, and in my grocery business I have got more awkward than ever; besides - " "Besides what?" "Why," added Planchet, "I do not wish to fatigue myself." |
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