The Grey Cloak by Harold MacGrath
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"Madame Boisjoli makes out her charges at twelve louis, including the keep of the horses." "That is reasonable, considering my absence. Mignon is an excellent woman." "The Vicomte d'Halluys did not come as he promised with the eight hundred pistoles he lost to you at _vingt-et-un_." "Ah!" The Chevalier studied the pattern in the rug. "Eh, well, since I had no pistoles, I have lost none. I was deep in wine, and so was he; doubtless he has forgotten. The sight of me will recall his delinquency." "That is all of the debts and credits, Monsieur." "The gossip, then, while I trim my nails. Paris can not have stood still like the sun of Joshua's time, simply because I was not here." "Beaufort has made up with Madame de Montbazon." "Even old loves can become new loves. Go on." Breton recounted the other important court news, while the Chevalier nodded, or frowned, as the news affected him. "Mademoiselle Catharine . . ." "Has that woman been here again?" |
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