[The Vicomte de Bragelonne by Alexandre Dumas Pere]@TWC D-Link bookThe Vicomte de Bragelonne CHAPTER XVII 12/12
_Hola_, Bazin!" cried he to his neighbor, three-quarters of whose body still hung out of the window, to follow the carriage with his eyes as long as he could.
"What is all that about ?" "It is M.Fouquet," said Bazin, in a patronizing tone. "And all those people ?" "That is the court of M.Fouquet." "Oh, oh!" said D'Artagnan; "what would M.de Mazarin say to that if he heard it ?" And he returned to his bed, asking himself how Aramis always contrived to be protected by the most powerful personages in the kingdom.
"Is it that he has more luck than I, or that I am a greater fool than he? Bah!" That was the concluding word by the aid of which D'Artagnan, having become wise, now terminated every thought and every period of his style.
Formerly he said, "_Mordioux!_" which was a prick of the spur, but now he had become older, and he murmured that philosophical "_Bah!_" which served as a bridle to all the passions..
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