Part 58 (1/2)
”Not bad, not bad,” un again,” replied the prince
”Why, neur, I have experienced that toexiled!”
”What a revengeful disposition you have, De Guiche, how virulently you bear neur”
”Decidedly, then, that was the reason why you danced so badly yesterday; you wished to revenge yourself, I suppose, by trying to ; ah! that is very paltry, De Guiche, and I will tell Madame of it”
”You hness cannot hate ; and this because ht's sojourn in the country she iht; and when the ti, a fortnight is an eternity”
”So that you will not forgive her?”
”Never!”
”Come, come, De Guiche, be a better disposed fellow than that I wish towith her, that she has no malice or unkindness in her nature, and that she is very talented”
”Monseigneur-”
”You will see that she can receive her friends like a princess, and laugh like a citizen's wife; you will see that, when she pleases, she can make the pleasant hours pass like minutes Come, De Guiche, you must really make up your differences with my wife”
”Upon my word,” said Manicamp to hi hier beside his royal highness”
”At all events,” added the prince, ”I auarantee you will do so Only, Icommonplace about her: it is not every one who takes her fancy”
”Monseigneur-”
”No resistance, De Guiche, or I shall get out of temper,” replied the prince
”Well, since he will have it so,” murmured Manicamp, in Guiche's ear, ”do as he wants you to do”
”Well, in,” resu, in Madame's apartment; you will dine with me, and I will take you there with neur,” objected De Guiche, ”you will allow ain! this is positive rebellion”
”Madame received me too indifferently, yesterday, before the whole court”
”Really!” said the prince, laughing
”Nay, so much so, indeed, that she did not even answerto have no self-respect at all, but to have too little is not enough, as the saying is”
”Coo to your own apartments and dress yourself, and then you will cohness absolutely commands it”
”Positively”
”He will not lose his hold,” said Manica most obstinately Ah! what a pity M Moliere could not have heard this man; he would have turned him into verse if he had”
The prince and his court, chatting in this manner, returned to the coolest apartments of the chateau
”By the by,” said De Guiche, as they were standing by the door, ”I had a cohness”
”Execute it, then”
”M de Bragelonne has, by the king's order, set off for London, and he charged neur”
”A pleasant journey to the vicomte, whom I like very much Go and dress yourself, De Guiche, and come back for neur?”
”I will have you sent to the Bastile”
”Well,” said De Guiche, laughing, ”his royal highness, hness, Madaets me sent into exile, because she does not care for ets me ineur, and I thank Madahtful companion, and you know I cannot do without you Return as soon as you can”
”Very well; but I am in the humor to prove neur”
”Bah!”
”So, I will not return to your royal highness, except upon one condition”
”Nae the friend of one of my friends”