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"An' so, ef ye've got anythin' on yer mind that ye want to do, why, out with it, for I'm your man." "Wal, ye see," resumed Zac, "it's this here; I don't want to go away out o' this jest yet." "Not go away! Tare an ages," cried Terry; "d'ye want to be a prisoner?" "Course not. I mean this: I don't want to go an' leave my friend here, Motier, in the hands of the Philistines."
The family living in the old château was one whose records could be traced to the year one thousand, when a certain man by the name of Motier acquired an estate called Villa Faya, and thereafter he became known as Motier de la Fayette. In 1240 Pons Motier married the noble Alix Brun de Champetières; and from their line descended the famous Lafayettes known to all Americans.
We may drown our mistake in wine, the first but maybe not the last time we shall drink together." The landlord brought in the wine and departed without being questioned. "Sieur Motier," said Barrington, reflectively. "News has traveled slowly to us in Virginia, and things here have moved quickly. You can tell me much. This meeting is a fortunate one for me."
"Your excellency, I had his parole." "A curse on his parole! Take him to the prison with Motier, and bind him like the other." Upon this, Mimi was taken to the Residency, and Claude and Père Michel were conducted to prison, where both of them were confined. Cazeneau himself then returned to the Residency. The ex-commandant, Florian, was at the door.
Besides, while I am with him, he has a certain amount of anxiety about me, and this distracts his thoughts, and prevents him from brooding too much over his own personal troubles. But O, how I envy you, Monsieur Motier, and O, how I should love to be going back to France, if dear papa were only going there too! I shall never be happy again, I know, never, till I am back again in France."
"Then the blood flowing," he laughed; "so, as full in color and as freely spilt," and he jerked the remains of the wine in his glass across the room, staining the opposite wall. "And if not at your word, perhaps at that of Monsieur de Lafayette, Sieur Motier," Barrington suggested. He wanted the man to talk about the Marquis. "He is an aristocrat with sympathies which make no appeal to me.
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