Louise de la Valliere by Alexandre Dumas père
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flowers, carpets, and window-panes that fell down were really wonderful."
"Indeed!" "Without reckoning that on the other side of the partition was a small table laden with porcelain - " "Which you knocked over?" "Which I dashed to the other side of the room," said Porthos, laughing. "Upon my word, it is, as you say, astonishing," replied D'Artagnan, beginning to laugh also; whereupon Porthos laughed louder than ever. "I broke," said Porthos, in a voice half-choked from his increasing mirth, "more than three thousand francs worth of china - ha, ha, ha!" "Good!" said D'Artagnan. "I smashed more than four thousand francs worth of glass! - ho, ho, ho!" "Excellent." "Without counting a luster, which fell on my head and was broken into a thousand pieces - ha, ha, ha!" "Upon your head?" said D'Artagnan, holding his sides. "On top." |
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