The Forty-Five Guardsmen by Alexandre Dumas père
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"Thanks, my good friend," said Samuel, and he made off.
The dealer began to take up his wares and was also going, when the bourgeois opposite cried out: "It seems, monsieur, that you buy armor." "No, monsieur," replied the unlucky dealer; "this was a mere chance." "A chance that suits me." "In what respect, monsieur?" "I have a heap of old things that I want to get rid of." "I have as much as I can carry." "But let me show them to you." "It is useless; I have no more money." "Never mind, I will give you credit; you look like an honest man." "Thank you; but I cannot wait." "It is odd how I seem to know you." "Know me!" cried the dealer, trembling. "Look at this helmet," said the bourgeois, showing it from the window. |
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