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An Historical Mystery

CHAPTER XIX
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Yes, I'll kiss the boot of their Emperor.

If I fail--well, the memory of that man shall live eternally honored in our family.

Present his petition for mercy so as to gain time; meantime I am resolved to have his portrait.

Come, let us go." The next day, when Talleyrand was informed by a sign agreed upon that Laurence was at her post, he rang the bell; his orderly came to him, and received orders to admit Monsieur Corentin.
"My friend, you are a very clever fellow," said Talleyrand, "and I wish to employ you." "Monsiegneur--" "Listen.

In serving Fouche you will get money, but never honor nor any position you can acknowledge.


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