34/39 The day, the place, and the weapons, I leave to your choice. And, stay! You can count on my absolute discretion. No one, I give you my word, shall learn from me that your fainting-fit had ears, and resented insults. Here is my address, monsieur." And, drawing from his pocket a visiting-card, he tried to slip it into the cold, listless, pendent hand, which let it fall to the ground. "As you will, M.le Comte; I am at the end of my eloquence." He turned his back, seated himself in a chair, and taking a paper, he unfolded it. |