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The Grey Cloak

CHAPTER V
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No, no! There is small pleasure in praying all day and fighting all night.

No, thank you.

Paris is plenty for me." Yet there was something in the young man's face which spoke of fear, a nervous look such as one wears when caught in the toils of secret dread.
"Still, life at court must have its pinches, since his Majesty sleeps between ragged sheets.

What kind of money-chest does this Mazarin possess that, engulfing all the revenues of France, the gold never reaches high enough to be taken out again ?" "With all his faults, Mazarin is a great minister.

He is a better financier than Richelieu was.


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