"I do not think that I should have known you." "I am quite sure that I should not have known myself, master, if I had looked into a horse trough and seen my reflection.

It will be a long time before I shall be able to persuade myself that these clothes are my own, and that I really am an officer's lackey.

Now, master, you must teach me my duties, of which I know nought when in a house like this, though I know well enough what they are when you are in the field." "They are few enough at present, Paolo.

Monsieur de Turenne's stablemen look after the horses of his staff.

When I do not dine with him, I and my two friends, M.de Lisle and M.de Chavigny, dine and sup together at an inn.