[The Suitors of Yvonne by Raphael Sabatini]@TWC D-Link bookThe Suitors of Yvonne CHAPTER VI 2/14
But laugh no more, Gaston; for I who stand before you am one who has experienced this thing which poets tell of, and which hitherto I have held in ridicule.
I will not go to Blois because--because--enfin, because I intend to go where she goes." "Then, mon cher, you will go to Blois.
You will go to Blois, if not as a dutiful nephew, resigned to obey his reverend uncle's wishes, at least because fate forces you to follow a pair of eyes that have--hum, what was it you said they did ?" "Do you say that she is going to Blois? How do you know ?" "Eh? How do I know? Oh, I heard her servant speaking with the hostler." "So much the better, then; for thus if his Eminence gets news of my whereabouts, the news will not awaken his ever-ready suspicions.
Ciel! How beautiful she is! Noted you her eyes, her skin, and what hair, mon Dieu! Like threads of gold!" "Like threads of gold ?" I echoed.
"You are dreaming, boy.
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