Chicot the Jester by Alexandre Dumas père
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"How do you know all this, if you have never been in?"
"Did I not tell you I had gained over the servant? She told me all." "Mon Dieu! how convenient it is to be a prince. I should have had to find out all for myself, which would have taken me an enormous time, and I might have failed after all." "Then you consent?" "Can I refuse your highness? But will you come with me to show me the house?" "Useless; as we return from the chase, we will make a detour, and pass through the Porte St. Antoine, and I will point it out to you." "Very well, and what am I to do to the man if he comes?" "Only follow him till you learn who he is. I leave to you your mode of action. And not a word to any one." "No, on my honor." "And you will go alone?" "Quite." "Well, then, it is settled; I show you the door on our way home; |
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