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The Vicomte de Bragelonne

CHAPTER LII
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You must contrive to stand well with M.Fouquet, if you do not wish to molder away all your life as I have moldered.

It is true you have, fortunately, other protectors." "M.

le Prince, for instance." "Worn out! worn out!" "M.

le Comte de la Fere ?" "Athos! Oh! that's different; yes, Athos--and if you have any wish to make your way in England, you cannot apply to a better person; I can even say, without too much vanity, that I myself have some credit at the court of Charles II.

There is a king--God speed him!" "Ah!" cried Raoul, with the natural curiosity of well-born young people, while listening to experience and courage.
"Yes, a king who amuses himself, it is true, but who has had a sword in his hand, and can appreciate useful men.


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