That will cost nobody anything." "I did not look for this language, monsieur, particularly from a man who has always lived among the great.

You forget you are speaking to the king, to a gentleman who is, I suppose, of as good a house as yourself; and when I say later, I mean a certainty." "I do not at all doubt it, sire, but this is the end of the terrible truth I had to tell you.

If I were to see upon that table a marshal's stick, the sword of constable, the crown of Poland, instead of later, I swear to you, sire, that I should still say Now! Oh, excuse me, sire! I am from the country of your grandfather, Henry IV.

I do not speak often; but when I do speak, I speak all." "The future of my reign has little temptation for you, monsieur, it appears," said Louis, haughtily.
"Forgetfulness, forgetfulness everywhere!" cried the officer, with a noble air; "the master has forgotten the servant, so that the servant is reduced to forget his master.

I live in unfortunate times, sire.