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The Grey Cloak

CHAPTER V
18/37

His peasants are well fed and clothed warmly; his servants refuse to leave him.

He was one of the gayest and wildest courtiers in Paris, a man who has killed twenty men in duels.

There are two things that may be said in his favor; he is without hypocrisy, and is an honest and fearless enemy.

Louis XIII was his friend, the Duc de Rohan his comrade.

He has called Gaston of Orleans a coward to his face.
"He was one of those gallants who, when Richelieu passed an edict concerning the loose women of the city, placed one in the cardinal's chamber and accused him of breaking his own edict.


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