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[Emacs-commit] mistaken valor


From: Jacob Rice
Subject: [Emacs-commit] mistaken valor
Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 18:15:58 +0200

The proposition had been made, and received withenthusiasm, when fortunately eleven oclock struck. Let us adjure him, in thename of the God before whom he must perhaps appear, to speak thetruth.
A PROPOS ofthe cardinal, Monsieur de Treville, I am vexed with you! I maycontinue to rely upon it, may I not?
Tell him all this for me, for these are things which aking cannot say for himself.
The MELEE becamegeneral, but strength was on the side of the Musketeers.
At his announcement dArtagnan felt himself tremble to the verymarrow of his bones. Had his Majesty, asked he, any intention of holding thishunting party yesterday?
No, sire, but I say that he deceives himself.
After having well beatenhim, he forbade him to leave his service without his permission.
This time,however, his address, although polite, was cooler than usual. He freed his weapon,made a lunge, and touched his adversary on the shoulder. I enjoy beforehand the face the cardinal willmake. Have you not enjoyed the pleasuresof the chase today?
It is nearly eightoclock, and at nine I expect a visit.
Let us pass, then,from the valet of Athos to the valet of Porthos, from Grimaud toMousqueton. Never mind; be content, Iwill do my best. Well, then, Monsieur Bernajoux, said dArtagnan, tranquilly, Iwill wait for you at the door. Athos then shrugged his shoulders, and, withoutputting himself in a passion, thrashed Grimaud. I maycontinue to rely upon it, may I not?
Fresh sharpened by his victory, full of hopes offuture favor, he was resolved not to recoil a step. At his announcement dArtagnan felt himself tremble to the verymarrow of his bones. At this epoch, the ideas of pride which are in fashion in ourdays did not prevail. He was very taciturn, this worthy signor.
An instantafter, the Guardsman descended in his turn.
It had long been an object of ambition for Porthos.
The king had not yet returned from hunting.
As to the wounded man, hehad been taken in at once, and, as we have said, in a very badstate.
After me it will all be over, and people will hunt withgins, snares, and traps. Never mind; be content, Iwill do my best.
But thatsquite enough, gentlemen; please to understand, thats enough.
Seven of his EminencesGuards placed HORS DE COMBAT by you four in two days!
And now let us see, young man,with your hand upon your conscience, how did all this come topass? Let us adjure him, in thename of the God before whom he must perhaps appear, to speak thetruth.
But thatsquite enough, gentlemen; please to understand, thats enough. They are below, sire, and with your permission La Chesnaye willbid them come up.

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