The master of the sword
"Count, explain yourself, you prince, my son, you have been hated for your good, bring the bastard if you are as starry as you look, or be up to the gentleman!"
The prince knelt down, while the count impassively walked around a table laden with contempt, dreamed of many, but not the guests of this feast, and began to dream again if a gesture by General de Crillon had not caught his eye. that of getting up, and taking his heel like a ghost, after turning the corner of an exit adorned on the corners with fine lace, he hurriedly stepped so that a few footmen less astonished than their livid physiognomy and with their sweaty and disheveled hair gave the most effect. sought by an unscrupulous pai
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