Complete by Edward Bulwer-Lytton]@TWC D-Link book Complete 6/6 "Monsieur de M--( D'Azimart's second) informed me, when I waited on him, that your antagonist was one of the most celebrated pistol shots in Paris, and that a lady with whom he had been long in love, made the death of the chain-bearer the price of her favours. Devilish lucky for you, my good fellow, that his hand trembled so; but I did not know you were so good a shot." "Why," I answered, "I am not what is vulgarly termed 'a crack shot'-- I cannot split a bullet on a penknife; but I am sure of a target somewhat smaller than a man: and my hand is as certain in the field as it is in the practice-yard." "Le sentiment de nos forces les augmente," replied Vincent. "Shall I tell the coachman to drive to the Rocher ?". |