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when I had had my dinner.
Breakfast with me to-morrow morning. We shall be alone.
After receiving from her certain earnests of her promiseI promised to stay on.
We dined by her bedsideand I told Le Duc that I should not be going till the afternoon of the next daywhich
made the husband and wife radiant. When we had donethe lady said she would like to get up; and I went out
promising to return and play piquet with her. I proceeded to reline my purseand I met Desarmoiseswho
said
I have found out the secret; they gave her coachman two Louis to substitute a sick horse for his own.
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It's a matter of give and take said I; I am in love with the chevalier's wifeand I am putting off my
departure till I have got all I want out of her.
I am afraid you will have to pay pretty dearly for your pleasure. HoweverI will do what I can for your
interests.
I thanked him smilinglyand returned to the ladywhom I left at eight o'clock under pretext of a violent
headacheafter having lost ten louis to her. I reminded her of her promise for next morning at nine o'clock
and I left her in the midst of the company.
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