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The Parisians
Complete

CHAPTER III
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Keep the chateau and give up its traditions; remain 'de facto' Marquis of Rochebriant, but accept the new order of things.

Make yourself known to the people in power.

They will be charmed to welcome you a convert from the old noblesse is a guarantee of stability to the new system.

You will be placed in diplomacy; effloresce into an ambassador, a minister,--and ministers nowadays have opportunities to become enormously rich." "That course is not less impossible than the last.

Till Henry V.
formally resign his right to the throne of Saint Louis, I can be servant to no other man seated on that throne." "Such, too, is my creed," said the Count, "and I cling to it; but my estate is not mortgaged, and I have neither the tastes nor the age for public employments.


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