Ten Years Later by Alexandre Dumas père
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lady of honor which you wished for; you will give me, presently,
something I wish for." "I will?" "Yes, you will; but, at this moment, my dear Aure, I declare to you that I wish for absolutely nothing, so be at ease." "You are a frightful man, Malicorne; I was going to rejoice at getting this commission, and thus you quench my joy." "Good; there is no time lost, - you will rejoice when I am gone." "Go, then; and after - " "So be it; but in the first place, a piece of advice." "What is it?" "Resume your good-humor, - you are ugly when you pout." "Coarse!" "Come, let us tell the truth to each other, while we are about it." "Oh, Malicorne! Bad-hearted man!" "Oh, Montalais! Ungrateful girl!" The young man leant with his elbow upon the window-frame; Montalais took |
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