The Cornet of Horse
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Rupert himself was absolutely ignorant of the opinion with whichmen and women alike regarded him. He dreamt not that it was onlythe character which so high an authority as the Marquis dePignerolles had given him as a swordsman of extraordinary skill, that prevented the Duc de Carolan and some of Adele's otheradmirers from forcing a quarrel upon him. Still less did he imaginethat the ladies of the court considered it in the highest degreesingular that he did not fall in love with any of them. He... went hisway, laughed, talked, was pleasant with everyone, and enjoyed hislife, especially his morning visits to Madame de Soissons.
The first intimation that was given of the jealousy with which theDuc de Carolan and others regarded Rupert, was a brief order thatthe Marquis de Pignerolles received from the king to retire withhis prisoner to Paris; an intimation being given that although themarquis would as heretofore be received at court, yet that Rupertwas not to leave the circuit of the walls of Paris.
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Rupert himself was absolutely ignorant of the opinion with whichmen and women alike regarded him. He dreamt not that it was onlythe character which so high an authority as the Marquis dePignerolles had given him as a swordsman of extraordinary skill, that prevented the Duc de Carolan and some of Adele's otheradmirers from forcing a quarrel upon him. Still less did he imaginethat the ladies of the court considered it in the highest degreesingular that he did not fall in love with any of them. He... went hisway, laughed, talked, was pleasant with everyone, and enjoyed hislife, especially his morning visits to Madame de Soissons.
The first intimation that was given of the jealousy with which theDuc de Carolan and others regarded Rupert, was a brief order thatthe Marquis de Pignerolles received from the king to retire withhis prisoner to Paris; an intimation being given that although themarquis would as heretofore be received at court, yet that Rupertwas not to leave the circuit of the walls of Paris.
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