Chicot the Jester by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Well," said Bussy, "what do you say?" "I dare not tell you that you are nearly well, for fear you should send me back to the Rue Beauheillis, five hundred paces from the famous house." "Which we will find, will we not, Remy?" "I should think so." "Well, my friend, look on yourself as one of the house, and to-day, while you move your things, let me go to the fete of the installation of the new chief huntsman." "Ah! you want to commit follies already." "No, I promise to be very reasonable." "But you must ride." "It is necessary." "Have you a horse with an easy pace? "I have four to choose from." "Well, take for to-day the one you would choose for the lady of the portrait you know." |
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