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visit after
the ballet to congratulate her on her performance and the king's applause. On my way I passed by Madame
Binetti's dressing-roomand seeing the door open I stayed a moment. Count Branicki came upand I left with
a bow and passed on to Madame Caracci's dressing-room. She was astonished to see meand began with
kindly reproaches for my neglect; to which I replied with complimentsand then giving her a kiss I promised
to come and see her.
Just as I embraced her who should enter but Branickiwhom I had left a moment before with Madame Binetti.
He had clearly followed me in the hopes of picking a quarrel. He was accompanied by Bininskihis
lieutenant-colonel. As soon as he appearedpoliteness made me stand up and turn to gobut he stopped me.
It seems to me I have come at a bad time; it looks as if you loved this lady.
Certainlymy lord; does not your excellency consider her as worthy of love?
Quite so; but as it happens I love her tooand I am not the man to bear any rivals.
As I know thatI shall love her no more.
Then you give her up?
CHAPTER XXII1586
With all my heart; for everyone must yield to such a noble as you are.
Very good; but I call a man that yields a coward.
Isn't that rather a strong expression?
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