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should come�拭       �M。 Molyneux was so obliging as to answer for me to the 

fourteen frien's of M。 de Winterset and Meestaire Nash。; 

     ;Do you not know�察─�she turned vehemently upon Molyneux�察 �that he 



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will   be   removed   the   moment   I   leave   this   room�拭     �Do   you   wish   to   be 

dragged out with him�拭         �For your sake�察�sir�察�because I have always thought 

you a man of heart�察�I give you a chance to save yourself from disgrace ´ 

and ´ your companion from jail。             Let him slip out by some retired way�察�

and   you   may   give   me   your   arm   and   we   will   enter   the   next   room   as   if 

nothing had happened。          Come�察�sir ´ ; 

     ;Mademoiselle ´ ; 

     ;Mr。 Molyneux�察�I desire to hear nothing from your companion。                    Had I 

not seen you at cards with him I should have supposed him in attendance 

as your lackey。      Do you desire to take advantage of my offer�察�sir�拭─�

     ;Mademoiselle�察�I could not tell you�察�on that night ´ ; 

     ;You may  inform  your   high´born   friend�察�Mr。  Molyneux�察�that   I heard 

everything he had to say�察�that my pride once had the pleasure of listening 

to his high´born confession� ─�

     ;Ah�察�it is gentle to taunt one with his birth�察�mademoiselle�拭                �Ah�察�no� �

There is a man in my country who say strange things of that                  ´ that a man 

is not his father�察�but himself。; 

     ;You may inform your friend�察�Mr。 Molyneux�察�that he had a chance to 

defend himself against accusation�察�that he said all ´ ; 

     ;That I did say all I could have strength to say。              Mademoiselle�察�you 

did not see ´ as it was right ´ that I had been stung by a big wasp。 It was 

nothing�察�a scratch�察�but�察�mademoiselle�察�the sky went round and the moon 

dance' on the earth。        I could not wish that big wasp to see he had stung 

me�察�so I mus' only say what I can have strength for�察�and stand straight till 

he   is   gone。  Beside'�察  �there   are   other   rizzons。 Ah�察  �you   mus'   belief�   �My 

Molyneux   I   sen'   for�察  �and   tell   him   all�察  �because   he   show   courtesy   to   the 

yo'ng Frenchman�察�and I can trus' him。 I trus' you�察�mademoiselle ´ long ago 

´   and   would   have   tol'   you   ev'rything�察  �excep'   jus'   because   ´   well�察  �for   the 

romance�察     �the   fon�   �You    belief�拭   �It  is  so   clearly   so�察  �you   do   belief�察�

mademoiselle�拭─�

     She did not even look at him。 M。 Beaucaire lifted his hand appealingly 

toward her。      ;Can there be no faith in ´ in ´        he said timidly�察�and paused。 

She was silent�察�a statue�察�my Lady Disdain。 



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     ;If you had not belief' me to be an impostor�察�if I had never said I was 

Chateaurien�察�if I had been jus' that Monsieur Beaucaire of the story they 

tol' you�察�but never with the heart of a lackey�察�an hones' man�察�a man�察�the 

man   you   knew�察  �himself�察  �could   you   ´   would   you   ´   ;   He   was   trying   to 

speak firmly�察�yet�察�as he gazed upon her splendid beauty�察�he choked slightly�察�

and fumbled in the lace at his throat with unsteady fingers。 ´ ;Would you ´ 

have   let   me   ride   by   your   side   in   the   autumn   moonlight�拭─   �Her   glance 

passed by him as it might have passed by a footman or a piece of furniture。 

He    was    dressed    magnificently�察    �a  multitude    of   orders   glittering   on   his 

breast。    Her eye took no knowledge of him。 

     ;Mademoiselle´I   have   the   honor   to   ask   you�此  �if   you   had   known   this 

Beaucaire was hones'�察�though of peasant birth�察�would you ´ ; 

     Involuntarily�察�controlled as her icy presence was�察�she shuddered。 There 

was a moment of silence。 

     ;Mr。   Molyneux�察─  �said   Lady   Mary�察   �in   spite   of   your   discourtesy   in 

allowing a servant to   address me�察�I   offer   you a last   chance to leave this 

room undisgraced。         Will you give me your arm�拭─�

     ;Pardon me�察�madam�察─�said Mr。 Molyneux。 

     Beaucaire   dropped   into   a   chair   with   his   head   bent   low   and   his   arm 

outstretched on the table�察�his eyes filled slowly in spite of himself�察�and two 

tears rolled down the young man's cheeks。 

     ;An' live men are jus' ´ names� ─�said M。 Beaucaire。 



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                                 Chapter Six 



       In   the  outer   room�察   �Winterset�察    �unable   to   find  Lady    Mary�察   �and 

supposing her to have joined Lady Rellerton�察�disposed of his negus�察�then 

approached the two visitors to pay his respects to the young prince�察�whom 

he discovered to be a stripling of seventeen�察�arrogant looking�察�but pretty as 

a girl。   Standing beside the Marquis de Mirepoix ´ a man of quiet bearing 

´   he   was   surrounded   by   a   group   of   the   great�察  �among   whom   Mr。   Nash 

naturally   counted   himself。      The   Beau   was   felicitating   himself   that   the 

foreigners had not arrived a week earlier�察�in which case he and Bath would 

have   been   detected   in   a   piece of   gross   ignorance   concerning   the   French 

nobility ´ making much of de Mirepoix's ex´barber。 

     ;'Tis a lucky thing that fellow was got out of the way�察─�he ejaculated�察�

under cover。 

     ;Thank me for it�察─�rejoined Winterset。 

     An attendant begged Mr。 Nash's notice。              The head bailiff sent word 

that Beaucaire had long since entered the building by a side door。 It was 

supposed Mr。 Nash had known of it�察�and the Frenchman was not arrested�察�

as Mr。 Molyneux was in his company�察�and said he would be answerable 

for him。     Consternation was so plain on the Beau's trained face that the 

Duke leaned toward him anxiously。 

     ;The villain's in�察�and Molyneux hath gone mad� ─�

     Mr。 Bantison�察�who had been fiercely elbowing his way toward them�察�

joined heads with them。 ;You may well say he is in�察─�he exclaimed ;and if 

you want to know where�察�why�察�in yonder card´room。 I saw him through 

the half´open door。; 

     ;What's to be done�拭─�asked the Beau。 

     ;Send the bailiffs ´ ; 

     ;Fie�察�fie�   �A file of bailiffs�拭    �The scandal� ─�

     ;Then     listen   to  me�察─   �said   the   Duke。     ;I'll   select   half´a´dozen 

gentlemen�察�explain the   matter�察�and   we'll put   him in   the center of us   and 

take him out to the bailiffs。       'Twill appear nothing。        Do you remain here 



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and keep the attention of Beaujolais and de Mirepoix。                 Come�察�Bantison�察�

fetch Townbrake and Harry Rakell yonder�察�I'll bring the others。; 

     Three minutes later�察�his Grace of Winterset flung wide the card´room 

door�察�and�察�after his friends had entered�察�closed it。 

     ;Ah� ─�remarked M。 Beaucaire quietly。             ;Six more large men。 

     The    Duke�察   �seeing   Lady    Mary�察  �started�察  �but  the   angry   signs   of  her 

interview had not left her face�察�and reassured him。 He offered his hand to 

conduct her to the door。        ;May I have the honor�拭─�

     ;If   this   is   to   be   known�察  �'twill   be   better   if   I   leave   after�察  �I   should   be 

observed if I went now。; 

     ;As you will�察�madam�察─�he answered�察�not displeased。                 ;And now�察�you 

impudent   villain�察─  �he   began�察  �turning   to   M。   Beaucaire�察  �but   to   fall   back 

astounded。      ;'Od's blood�察�the dog hath murdered and robbed some royal 

prince� ─    �He forgot Lady Mary's presence in his excitement。 ;Lay hands 

on him� ─�he shouted。        ;Tear those orders from him� ─�

     Molyneux       threw   himself    between。     ;One     word� ─   �he   cried。   ;One 

word before you offer an outrage you will repent all your lives� ─�

     ;Or let M。 de Winterset come alone�察─�laughed M。 Beaucaire。 

     ;Do you expect me to fight a cut´throat barber�察�and with bare hands�拭─�

     ;I think one does not expec' monsieur to fight anybody。               Would I fight 

you�察�you think�拭      �That was why I had my servants�察�that evening we play。 

I would gladly fight almos' any one in the won'�察�but I did not wish to soil 

my hand with a ´ ; 

     ;Stuff his lying mouth with his orders� ─�shouted the Duke。 

     But    Molyneux      still  held  the  gentiemen     back。    ;One     moment�察─    �he 

cried。 

     ;M。   de   Winterset�察─  �said   Beaucaire�察   �of   what   are   you   afraid�拭   �You 

calculate well。      Beaucaire might have been belief ´ an impostor that you 

yourself expose'�拭      �Never�      �But I was not goin' reveal that secret。           You 

have not absolve me of my promise。; 

     ;Tell what you like�察─�answered the Duke。              ;Tell all the wild lies you 

have    time   for。  You     have   five  minutes    to  make    up   your   mind    to  go 

quietly。; 



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     ;Now you absolve me�察�then�拭          �Ha�察�ha�     �Oh�察�yes�     �Mademoiselle�察─�he 

bowed to Lady Mary�察 �I have the honor to reques' you leave the room。 You 

shall   miss   no   details   if   these   frien's   of   yours   kill   me�察  �on   the   honor   of   a 

French gentleman。; 

     ;A French what�拭─�laughed Bantison。 

     ;Do you dare keep up the pretense�拭─�cried Lord Town brake。                  ;Know�察�

you   villain   barber�察  �that   your   master�察  �the   Marquis   de   Mirepoix�察  �is   in   the 

next room。; 

     Molyneux heaved a great sigh of relief。            ;Shall I ´ ; He turned to M。 

Beaucaire。

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