[The Companions of Jehu by Alexandre Dumas, pere]@TWC D-Link bookThe Companions of Jehu CHAPTER V 7/30
You were willing to go to Egypt to see General Bonaparte. Paris is not so far from here as Cairo.
I'll present you, and, introduced by me, you may rest assured that you will be well received. You were speaking of Shakespeare just now--" "Oh! I am always quoting him." "Which proves that you like comedies and dramas." "I do like them very much, that's true." "Well, then, General Bonaparte is going to produce one in his own style which will not be wanting in interest, I answer for it!" "So that," said Sir John, still hesitating, "I may accept your offer without seeming intrusive ?" "I should think so.
You will delight us all, especially me." "Then I accept." "Bravo! Now, let's see, when will you start ?" "As soon as you wish.
My coach was harnessed when you threw that unfortunate plate at Barjols' head.
However, as I should never have known you but for that plate, I am glad you did throw it at him!" "Shall we start this evening ?" "Instantly.
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