La Dame De Monsoreau (1901)
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" " Because he is my friend." " I pity him, on the contrary." " What does that mean ? " "The higher you raise him, the lower he'll fall when he falls." '' Ah, I see now you are in high spirits." " I ? " " Yes, that 's the way you always talk to me when you are in high spirits — No matter," continued the duke, " I stand by what I said, and Monsoreau would have been very useful to me in this country." " Why ? " " Because he has property in the neighborhood." " He ? " " He or his wife." Bussy bit ...his lips. The duke was bringing the conversa- tion back to the point from which his follower had so much trouble in diverting him the evening before.
" Ah, you believe that, do you ? " he said.
" Undoubtedly. Meridor is about nine or ten miles from Angers. Surely you ought to know that, since it was you that brought the old baron to me." Bussy saw he must meet this new peril the best way he could.
" Hang it, yes ! " said he, '' I brought him to you, but why ?
Because he hung on to my cloak, and unless, like Saint Martin, I left the half of it between his fingers, I had to bring him — At all events, my protection was n't any great help to him." " Listen," said the duke, -- 1 have an idea." " The devil you have !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Because he is my friend." " I pity him, on the contrary." " What does that mean ? " "The higher you raise him, the lower he'll fall when he falls." '' Ah, I see now you are in high spirits." " I ? " " Yes, that 's the way you always talk to me when you are in high spirits — No matter," continued the duke, " I stand by what I said, and Monsoreau would have been very useful to me in this country." " Why ? " " Because he has property in the neighborhood." " He ? " " He or his wife." Bussy bit ...his lips. The duke was bringing the conversa- tion back to the point from which his follower had so much trouble in diverting him the evening before.
" Ah, you believe that, do you ? " he said.
" Undoubtedly. Meridor is about nine or ten miles from Angers. Surely you ought to know that, since it was you that brought the old baron to me." Bussy saw he must meet this new peril the best way he could.
" Hang it, yes ! " said he, '' I brought him to you, but why ?
Because he hung on to my cloak, and unless, like Saint Martin, I left the half of it between his fingers, I had to bring him — At all events, my protection was n't any great help to him." " Listen," said the duke, -- 1 have an idea." " The devil you have !
What to read after La Dame De Monsoreau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexandre Dumas to read onlineMoreLess
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