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Acting, as I have said, upon the information in this always priceless letter, I confronted Madame Jean and the manager of the bank with each other. Morbleu! 'This, he said, 'is Mira Leroux of London!"... "What!" cried Cumberly, seemingly quite stupefied by this last revelation. Max spread wide his palms, and the flexible lips expressed sympathy with the doctor's stupefaction.
It had come off his neck during his struggles, and there wasn't a vestige of it left, except a bright red mark on the throat, where it had nearly strangled him. When he began to recover, he put his hand up to his neck as if feeling for something, and muttered faintly, `The tabac. `Ah, morbleu! said I, `you may say that!
"Morbleu!" grumbled Ménorval, "if this is the pay that royal messengers get, away with my gilt spurs, and give me the wings of Mercury to my heels." And so, laughing, we reached the stables, where Sarlaboux bid me take my choice, his face falling a little when he saw me halt before the dun mare. From her looks I saw she was likely to carry me well; and then, there was Montluc's own recommendation.
When he was excited he forgot his English, and he now swore volubly in French; then, recovering himself, stepped back a pace, and regarded with high dudgeon his host of the night. "Sir," he cried, "before I became a dancing master I was a French gentleman! I served the King. I will teach you to dance, but Morbleu! I will not play you the Marseillaise!" "I beg your pardon," said Rand.
"Then, sir, you are welcome to go back and fight it out!" answered our captain. "All, morbleu lion!" cried the Frenchman, with a shrug of his shoulders, "I know what sort of fellows you are in this frigate, and I would rather stay where I am with a whole skin than return to be riddled by your shot. If my ship escapes, though, do not blame me."
"What will Blood say about this Dutchman?" "Let him say what he pleases." Levasseur laughed in the immensity of his relief. "And what about the children of the Governor of Tortuga?" "He must not know." "He'll come to know in the end." "Aye, but by then, morbleu, the matter will be settled. I shall have made my peace with the Governor. I tell you I know the way to compel Ogeron to come to terms."
"Morbleu!" said he, "it is impossible that a dream should have left such a vivid impression on my mind. I see it all so clearly; the bed, the lady, the doctor. I must seek for it surely I can find it again."
Why, MORBLEU! the Lieutenant continued, pointing his finger at me, and so carried away by passion, so lifted out of himself by wrath and indignation, that I shrank before him 'you talk, lady, of contempt and abhorrence in the same breath with me, but what have you for him what have you for him the spy, the informer, the hired traitor? And if you doubt me, if you want evidence, look at him.
'He has fainted, said one of his comrades; and they turned him on his back. Morbleu! it was worse than that: he was stone dead, one of the very finest fellows of the regiment!" "Yes, yes! I know him," muttered I, endeavoring to smother my emotion. The general looked at me as if my mind was wandering, and briefly added,
The king's Musketeers are arrested by the Guards of the cardinal, are they?" continued M. de Treville, as furious at heart as his soldiers, but emphasizing his words and plunging them, one by one, so to say, like so many blows of a stiletto, into the bosoms of his auditors. "What! Six of his Eminence's Guards arrest six of his Majesty's Musketeers! MORBLEU! My part is taken!
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