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“Just as you like,” said the young man; “you know all my circumstances and how important it is that my secret should be kept.”

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The reader will doubtless desire to know what was the result of the notary’s observation.

ANGELIQUE-LOUISE DE GUERCHI was a woman of about twenty-eight years of age, tall, dark, and well made

“Monsieur le commandeur,” answered Angelique, “you forget, in speaking to me in that manner, I have never given you any right to control my actions.”

The chevalier’s teasing and bantering disposition made him even at that critical moment insensible to fear, so he retorted insolently—

“I can’t see a living soul,” said Jeannin, “and I very much fear that the poor devil who gave that yell has mumbled his last prayer.”

Everyone has his own idea of what constitutes perfect honour.

The commander solemnly assured him that he had had no hand in bringing about the discovery.

This house, which we are about to ask the reader to enter with us, stood at the corner of the rue de la Tixeranderie and the rue Deux-Portes.

A fiction piece debates the roles of two men in crafting illusions for dignitaries, reflecting on the dubious nature of their military charades by a campfire.

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