Chicot the Jester
Chicot the Jester
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Antragues, and M. De Bussy. " "Oh, yes, he, of course. " "Has he had the misfortune to displease your majesty?" "Yes. " "When, sire?" "Always, but particularly to-night. " "To-night! what did he do?" "Insulted me in the streets of Paris. " "You?" "My followers, which is the same thing. " "Bussy! you have been deceived, sire. " "I know what I say. " "Sire, M. De Bussy has not been out of his hotel for two days. He is at home, ill in bed, burning with fever. " The king turned to Schomberg, who sa...id, "If he had fever, at allevents he had it in the Rue Coquilli
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Antragues, and M. De Bussy. " "Oh, yes, he, of course. " "Has he had the misfortune to displease your majesty?" "Yes. " "When, sire?" "Always, but particularly to-night. " "To-night! what did he do?" "Insulted me in the streets of Paris. " "You?" "My followers, which is the same thing. " "Bussy! you have been deceived, sire. " "I know what I say. " "Sire, M. De Bussy has not been out of his hotel for two days. He is at home, ill in bed, burning with fever. " The king turned to Schomberg, who sa...id, "If he had fever, at allevents he had it in the Rue Coquilli
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