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id: 44254
title: Richelieu: A Tale of France, v. 3/3
author: James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford)
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  "Monsieur de Blenau," said the King, "we are glad to see you. Richelieu bit his lip; but to De Blenau the King''s question was like the "You see!" exclaimed the King, turning to Richelieu, as De Blenau "Monsieur de Blenau," said Chavigni, as soon as the door was closed, "it "Monsieur de Chavigni," said De Blenau, with more cordiality in his "You do not answer me, Monsieur de Blenau," said the Duke, after having "Nay, Monsieur de Blenau, I know but little," answered the Duke. "Why well," answered Cinq Mars; "all well; though I know, De Blenau, "But answer me one question, Monsieur le Grand," said De Blenau. "What!" exclaimed Cinq Mars, "shall it be said that King Louis was "They say in my province, Monsieur de Blenau," said the Officer, placing "Monsieur de Blenau," replied Chavigni, "I wish you would sometimes give "And now, Monsieur de Blenau," said Chavigni, as soon as their


id: 44252
title: Richelieu: A Tale of France, v. 1/3
author: James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford)
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  "Thou art a good boy," said his father, laying his hand on his head, merciful, Master Chavigni," replied his companion; "I remember the time, "It is enough, Monsieur de Blenau," said Pauline rising, her doubts "Dearest Pauline," said De Blenau, "I leave you for a time, that I may "Good morrow, Monsieur de Blenau," said Chavigni: "you seem in haste." "Sir Count de Chavigni, I beg you would mark me," replied De Blenau. "If my memory serves me right, Monsieur de Chavigni," said De Blenau, in "The truth is, your Majesty," said De Blenau, "the Cardinal has sent for Monsieur de Blenau," said Chavigni, as they rode on down the Rue St. Honoré, "for it will be too late to visit the Cardinal this evening." "I said not so, your Eminence," replied De Blenau. "So, Monsieur de Blenau!" said he, as soon as the Count had left him,


id: 44253
title: Richelieu: A Tale of France, v. 2/3
author: James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford)
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  "Madam," replied De Blenau, "I do not fear; nothing shall make me fly. Count de Blenau the idea of a private marriage with Pauline de Beaumont; "I shall not see your Pauline to-night," said the Queen, continuing the "Now, De Blenau," said the Queen, as soon as she saw him, "you are "It is the Count de Thiery," said De Blenau; "I know him well: as good De Blenau led the Queen to the carriage in silence, and having handed "I hope you will let it be so, Sir Governor," said old De Thiery; "for office: "My orders, Monsieur de Blenau," said he in continuation, "are, to Pauline, who, anxious to hear of De Blenau, would have let him come "Let me congratulate you, Monsieur de Blenau," said he, with a look of place between De Blenau and Pauline in the inner apartment, Philip the


