Chicot the Jester by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Ah, ah," said D'Epernon, "I understand."
"What is it?" asked D'O, "for I do not." "Ah! look round you." "Well!" "Did any one laugh at us here?" "Yes, Bussy." "Well, that is the wild boar the king wants." "You think the king----" "He asks for it." "Well, then, so be it. But how do we hunt?" "In ambush; it is the surest." Bussy remarked the conference, and, not doubting that they were talking of him, approached, with his friends. "Look, Antragues, look, Ribeirac," said he, "how they are grouped; it is quite touching; it might be Euryale and Nisus, Damon and Pythias, Castor and----. But where is Pollux?" "Pollux is married, so that Castor is left alone." |
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