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  IconfessthatthissostaggeredmethatIknewnotwhattothink;but,betweensorrowatseeingmymastersoinfatuatedandbewildermentatariddlethatgreweachmomentmoreperplexing,I

  satgapingatHenrylikeamanwithoutcounsel。However,atthemoment,heneedednone,but,gettingtohissaddleasquicklyashecould,hebeganagaintofollowthetracksofthehorse\'sfeet,whichherewerevisible,thepathrunningthroughabeechwood。Thebrancheswerestillbare,andtheshiningtrunksstooduplikepillars,thegroundaboutthembeingsoft。Wefollowedtheprintsthroughthiswoodforamileandahalformore,andthen,withacry,theKingdartedfromme,and,inaninstant,wasracingthroughthewoodatbreak-neckspeed。

  Ihadaglimpseofawomanflyingfaraheadofus;andnowhiddenfromusbythetrunksandnowdisclosed;andcouldevenseeenoughtodeterminethatsheworeayellowfeatherdroopingfromherhat,andwasinfigurenotunlikethePrincess。Butthatwasall;for,oncestarted,theinequalitiesofthegrounddrewmyeyesfromtheflyingform,and,losingit,Icouldnotagainrecoverit。Onthecontrary,itwasallIcoulddotokeepupwiththeKing;andofthespeedatwhichthewomanwasriding,couldbestjudgebythefactthatinlessthanfiveminuteshe,too,pulled-upwithagestureofdespair,andwaitedformetocomeabreastofhim。

  \"Yousawher?\"hesaid,hisfacegrim,andwithsomethingofsuspicionlurkinginit。

  \"Yes,sire,\"Ianswered,\"Isawawoman,andawomanwithayellowfeather;butwhetheritwasthePrincess——\"

  \"Itwas!\"hesaid。\"Ifnot,whyshouldshefleefromus?\"

  Tothat,again,Ihadnotawordtosay,andforamomentwerodeinsilence。Observing,however,thatthislastturnhadbroughtusfaronthewayhome,IcalledtheKing\'sattentiontothis;

  buthehadsunkintoafitofgloomyabstraction,androdealongwithhiseyesontheground。Weproceededthusuntiltheslenderpathwefollowedbroughtupintothegreatroadthatleadsthroughtheforesttothekennelsandthenewcanal。

  HereIaskedhimifhewouldnotreturntothechase,asthedaywasstillyoung。

  \"MonDieu,no!\"heansweredpassionately。\"Ihaveotherworktodo。Harkye,M。leDuc,doyoustillthinkthatsheisinBrussels?\"

  \"Iswearthatshewastherethreedaysago,sire!\"

  \"Andyouarenotdeceivingme?Ifitbeso,Godforgiveyou,forIshallnot!\"

  \"Itisnotrickofmine,sire,\"Iansweredfirmly。

  \"Trick?\"hecried,withaflashofhiseyes。\"Atrick,yousay?

  No,VENTREDESAINTGRIS!thereisnomaninFrancedaretrickmeso!\"

  Ididnotcontradicthim,theratheraswewerenowclosetothekennels,andIwasanxioustoallayhisexcitement;thatitmightnotbedetectedbythekeeneyesthatlayinwaitforus,andsoaddtothegossiptowhichhisearlyreturnmustgiverise。I

  hopedthatatthathourhemightenterunperceived,bywayofthekennelsandthelittlestaircase;butinthisIwasdisappointed,thebeautyofthedayhavingtemptedanumberofladies,andotherswhohadnothunted,totheterracebythecanal;whence,walkingupanddown,theirfansandpetticoatsflutteringinthesunshine,andtheirlaughterandchatterfillingtheair,theywereabletowatchourapproachattheirleisure。

  Unfortunately,Henryhadnolongerthepatienceandself-controlneedfulforsuchaRENCONTRE。Hedismountedwithadarkandpeevishair,and,heedlessofthestaring,bowingthrong,strodeupthesteps。Twoorthree,whostoodhighinfavour,putthemselvesforwardtocatchasmileoraword,buthevouchsafedneither。Hewalkedthroughthemwithasourair,andenteredthechateauwithaprecipitationthatleftalltongueswagging。

  Toaddtothemisfortune,something——Iforgetwhat——detainedmeamoment,andthatcostusdear。BeforeIcouldcrosstheterrace,Concini,theItalian,cameup,and,salutingme,saidthattheQueendesiredtospeaktome。

  \"TheQueen?\"Isaid,doubtfully,foreseeingtrouble。

  \"Sheiswaitingatthegateofthefarthercourt,\"heansweredpolitely,hiskeenblackeyesreverting,witheagercuriosity,tothedoorbywhichtheKinghaddisappeared。

  Icouldnotrefuse,andwenttoher。\"TheKinghasreturnedearly,M。leDuc?\"shesaid。

  \"Yes,madame,\"Ianswered。\"Hehadafancytodiscussaffairsto-day,andwelostthehounds。\"

  \"Together?\"

  \"Ihadthehonour,Madame。\"

  \"Youdonotseemtohaveagreedverywell?\"shesaid,smiling。

  \"Madame,\"Iansweredbluntly,\"hisMajestyhasnomorefaithfulservant;butwedonotalwaysagree。\"

  Sheraisedherhand,and,withaslightgesture,badeherladiesstandback,whileherfacelostitsexpressionofgood-temper,andgrewsharpanddark。\"WasitabouttheConde?\"shesaid,inalow,gratingvoice。\"No,madame,\"Ianswered;\"itwasaboutcertainprovisions。TheKing\'searhadbeengrosslyabused,andhisMajestyledtobelieve——\"

  \"Faugh!\"shecried,withawaveofcontempt,\"thatisanoldstory!Iamsickofit。IsshestillatBrussels?\"

  \"Still,madame。\"

  \"Thenseethatshestopsthere!\"herMajestyretorted,withameaninglook。

  Andwiththatshedismissedme,andwentintothechateau。I

  proposedtorejointheKing;but,tomychagrin,Ifound,whenI

  reachedthecloset,thathehadalreadysentforVarennes,andwasshutupwithhim。Iwentbacktomyroomstherefore,and,afterchangingmyhuntingsuitandtransactingsomenecessarybusiness,satdowntodinnerwithNicholas,theKing\'ssecretary,amanfondofthetable,whomIoftenentertained。Hekeptmeintalkuntiltheafternoonwaswelladvanced,andwewerestillattablewhenMaignanappearedandtoldmethattheKinghadsentforme。

  \"Iwillgo,\"Isaid,rising。

  \"HeiswiththeQueen,yourExcellency,\"hecontinued。

  Thissomewhatsurprisedme,butIthoughtnoevil;and,findingoneoftheQueen\'sItalianpagesatthedoorwaitingtoconductme,Ifollowedhimacrossthecourtthatlaybetweenmylodgingsandherapartments。TwoorthreeoftheKing\'sgentlemenwereintheanteroomwhenIarrived,andVarennes,whowasstandingbyoneofthefire-placestoyingwithahound,mademeafaceofdismay;hecouldnotspeak,owingtothecompany。

  Stillthis,inadegree,preparedmeforthesceneinthechamber,whereIfoundtheQueenstormingupanddowntheroom,whiletheKing,stillinhishuntingdress,satonalowchairbythefire,apparentlydryinghisboots。MademoiselleGaligai,theQueen\'swaiting-woman,stoodinthebackground;butmorethanthisIhadnottimetoobserve,for,beforeIhadreachedthemiddleofthefloor,theQueenturnedonme,andbegantoabusemewithavehemencewhichfairlyshockedme。

  \"Andyou!\"shecried,\"whospeaksoslow,andlooksosolemn,andallthetimedohisdirtywork,likethemeanestcookhehasennobled!Itiswellyouarehere!ENFIN,youarefoundout——

  youandyourprovisions!Yourprovisions,ofwhichyoutalkedinthewood!\"

  \"MONDIEU!\"theKinggroaned;\"givemepatience!\"

  \"Hehasgivenmepatiencethesetenyears,sire!\"sheretortedpassionately。\"Patiencetoseemyselffloutedbyyourfavourites,insultedanddisplaced,andsetaside!Butthisistoomuch!Itwasenoughthatyoumadeyourselfthelaughing-

  stockofFranceoncewiththismadame!Iwillnothaveitagain——no:thoughtwentyofyourcounsellorsfrownatme!\"

  \"YourMajestyseemsdispleased,\"Isaid。\"ButasIamquiteinthedark——\"

  \"Liar!\"shecried,givingwaytoherfury。\"Whenyouwerewithherthismorning!Whenyousawher!Whenyoustoopedto——\"

  \"Madame!\"heKingsaidsternly,\"ifyouforgetyourself,begoodenoughtorememberthatyouarespeakingtoFrenchgentlemen,nottotradersofFlorence!\"

  Shesneered。\"Youthinktowoundmebythat!\"shecried,breathingquickly。\"ButIhavemygrandfather\'sbloodinme,sire;andnoKingofFrance——\"

  \"OneKingofFrancewillpresentlymakeyouruncleofthatbloodsingsmall!\"theKingansweredviciously。\"Somuchforthat;

  andfortherest,sweetheart,softly,softly!\"

  \"Oh!\"shecried,\"Iwillgo:Iwillnotstaytobeoutragedbythatwoman\'spresence!\"

  Ihadnowaninklingwhatwasthematter;anddiscerningthatthequarrelwasamoreseriousmatterthantheirevery-daybickerings,andthreatenedtogotolengthsthatmightendindisaster,IignoredtheinsultherMajestyhadflungatme,andentreatedhertobecalm。\"ifIunderstandaright,madame,\"I

  said,\"youhavesomegrievanceagainsthisMajesty。OfthatI

  knownothing。ButIalsounderstandthatyouallegesomethingagainstme;anditistospeaktothat,Ipresume,thatIamsummoned。Ifyouwilldeigntoputthematterintowords——\"

  \"Words!\"shecried。\"Youhavewordsenough!Butgetoutofthis,MasterGrave-Airs,ifyoucan!Didyou,ordidyounot,tellmethismorningthatthePrincessofCondewasinBrussels?\"

  \"Idid,madame。\"

  \"Althoughhalfanhourbeforeyouhadseenher,youhadtalkedwithher,youhadbeenwithherintheforest?\"

  \"ButIhadnot,madame!\"

  \"What?\"shecried,staringatme,surpriseddoubtlessthatI

  manifestednoconfusion。\"Doyousaythatyoudidnotseeher?\"

  \"Ididnot。\"

  \"NortheKing?\"

  \"TheKing,Madame,cannothaveseenherthismorning,\"Isaid,\"becauseheishereandsheisinBrussels。\"

  \"Youpersistinthat?\"

  \"Certainly!\"Isaid。\"Besides,madame,\"Icontinued,\"IhavenodoubtthattheKinghasgivenyouhisword——\"

  \"Hiswordisgoodforeveryonebuthiswife!\"sheansweredbitterly。\"Andforyours,M。leDuc,Iwillshowyouwhatitisworth。Mademoiselle,call——\"

  \"Nay,madame!\"Isaid,interruptingherwithspirit,\"ifyouaregoingtocallyourhouseholdtocontradictme——\"

  \"ButIamnot!\"shecriedinavoiceoftriumphthat,forthemoment,disconcertedme。\"Mademoiselle,sendtoM。deBassompierre\'slodgings,andbidhimcometome!\"

  TheKingwhistledsoftly,whileI,whoknewBassompierretobedevotedtohim,andtobe,inspiteofthelevitytowhichhisendlessgallantriesborewitness,amanofsenseandjudgment,preparedmyselfforaseriousstruggle;judgingthatwewereinthemeshesofanintrigue,whereinitwasimpossibletosaywhethertheQueenfiguredasactorordupe。Thepassionsheevincedasshewalkedtoandfrowithclenchedhands,orturnednowandagaintodartafieryglanceattheCordovancurtainthathidthedoor,wassonaturaltohercharacterthatIfoundmyselfleaningtothelattersupposition。Still,ingravedoubtwhatpartBassompierrewastoplay,Ilookedforhiscomingasanxiouslyasanyone。AndprobablytheKingsharedthisfeeling;

  butheaffectedindifference,andcontinuedtositoverthefirewithanairofmingledscornandpeevishness。

  AtlengthBassompierreentered,and,seeingtheKing,advancedwithanopenbrowthatpersuadedme,atleast,ofhisinnocence。

  Attackedontheinstant,however,bytheQueen,andtakenbysurprise,asitwere,betweentwofires——thoughtheKingkeptsilence,andmerelyshruggedhisshoulders——hiscountenancefell。

  HewasatthattimeoneofthehandsomestgallantsabouttheCourt,thirtyyearsold,andthedarlingofwomen;butatthishisAPLOMBfailedhim,andwithitmyheartsankalso。

  \"Answer,sir!answer!\"theQueencried。\"Andwithoutsubterfuge!Whowasit,sir,whomyousawcomefromtheforestthismorning?\"

  \"Madame?\"

  \"Inoneword!\"

  \"IfyourMajestywill——\"

  \"Iwillpermityoutoanswer,\"theQueenexclaimed。

  \"IsawhisMajestyreturn,\"hefaltered——\"andM。deSully。\"

  \"Beforethem!beforethem!\"

  \"Imayhavebeenmistaken。\"

  \"Pooh,man!\"theQueencriedwithbitingcontempt。\"Youhavetoldittohalf-a-dozen。Discretioncomesalittlelate。\"

  \"Well,ifyouwill,madame,\"hesaid,strivingtoasserthimself,butcuttingapoorfigure,\"IfanciedthatIsawMadamedeConde——\"

  \"ComeoutofthewoodtenminutesbeforetheKing?\"

  \"Itmayhavebeentwenty,\"hemuttered。

  ButtheQueencarednomoreforhim。Sheturned,lookingsuperbinherwrath,totheKing。\"Now,sir!\"shesaid。\"AmItobearthis?\"

  \"Sweet!\"theKingsaid,governinghistemperinawaythatsurprisedme,\"hearreason,andyoushallhaveitinaword。HownearwasBassompierretotheladyhesaw?\"

  \"Iwasnotwithinfiftypacesofher!\"thefavouritecriedeagerly。

  \"Butotherssawher!\"theQueenrejoinedsharply。\"MadamePaleotti,whowaswiththegentleman,sawheralso,andknewher。\"

  \"Atadistanceoffiftypaces?\"theKingsaiddrily。\"Idon\'tattachmuchweighttothat。\"Andthen,rising,withaslightyawn。\"Madame,\"hecontinued,withtheairofcommandwhichheknewsowellhowtoassume,\"forthepresent,Iamtired!IfMadamedeCondeishere,itwillnotbedifficulttogetfurtherevidenceofherpresence。IfsheisatBrussels,thatfact,too,youcanascertain。Dotheoneortheother,asyouplease;but,forto-day,Ibegthatyouwillexcuseme。\"

  \"Andthat,\"theQueencriedshrilly——\"thatistobe——\"

  \"All,madame!\"theKingsaidsternly。\"Moreover,letmehavenopratingoutsidethisroom。Grand-Master,Iwilltroubleyou。\"

  Andwiththesewords,utteredinavoiceandwithanairthatsilencedeventheangrywomanbeforeus,hesignedtometofollowhim,andwentfromtheroom;thefirstglanceofhiseyestillingthecrowdedante-chamber,asiftheshadowofdeathpassedwithhim。Ifollowedhimtohiscloset;but,untilhereachedit,hadnoinklingofwhatwasinhisthoughts。Thenheturnedtome。

  \"Whereisshe?\"hesaidsharply。

  Istaredathimamoment。\"Pardon,said。\"DoyouthinkthatitwasMadamedeConde?\"

  \"Whynot?\"

  \"SheisinBrussels。\"

  \"ItellyouIsawherthismorning!\"heanswered。\"Go,learnallyoucan!Findher!Findher!Ifshehasreturned,Iwill——

  GodknowswhatIwilldo!\"hecried,inavoiceshamefullybroken。\"Go;andsendVarennestome。Ishallsupalone:letnoonewait。\"

  Iwouldhaveremonstratedwithhim,buthewasinnomoodtobearit;and,sadatheart,Iwithdrew,feelingtheperplexity,whichthesituationcausedme,alessheavyburdenthanthepainwithwhichIviewedthechangethathadoflatecomeovermymaster;

  convertinghimfromthegayestandmostDEBONAIREofmenintothismoroseandsolitarydreamer。Here,hadIfeltanytemptationtomoraliseonthetyrannyofpassion,wastheoccasion;but,asthefartherIlefttheclosetbehindmethemoreinstantbecamethecrisis,thepresentsoonreasserteditspower。ReflectingthatHenry,inthisstateofuncertainty,wascapableofthewildestacts,andthatnotlesswastobefearedfromhisimprudencethanfromtheQueen\'sresentment,IcudgelledmybrainstoexplaintheRENCONTREofthemorning;butasthecourier,whomIquestioned,confirmedthereportofmyagents,andasseveratedmostconfidentlythathehadleftMadameinBrussels,Iwasflungbackonthealternativeofanaccidentalresemblance。This,however,whichstoodforatimeasthemostprobablesolution,scarcelyaccountedforthewoman\'speculiarconduct,andquitefelltothegroundwhenLaTrape,makingcautiousinquiries,ascertainedthatnoladyhuntingthatdayhadwornayellowfeather。Again,therefore,Ifoundmyselfataloss;andthedejectionoftheKingandtheQueen\'sill-tempergivingrisetothewildestsurmises,andthreateningeachhourtosupplythegossipsoftheCourtwithastartlingscandal,theissueofwhichnoonecouldforesee,IwentsofarastotakeintomyconfidenceMM。EpernonandMontbazon;butwithnoresult。

  Suchbeingmystateofmind,andsuchthesuspenseIsufferedduringtwodays,itmaybeimaginedthatM。Bassompierrewasnotmorehappy。DespairingoftheKing\'sfavourunlesshecouldclearupthematter,andbytheeventjustifyhisindiscretion,hebecameforthosetwodaysthewonder,andalmosttheterror,oftheCourt。Ignorantofwhathewanted,thecourtiersfoundonlyinsolenceinhismysteriousquestions,andsomethingprodigiousinanactivitywhichcarriedhiminonedaytoParisandback,andonthefollowingtoeveryplaceinthevicinitywherenewsofthefleetingbeautymightbyanypossibilitybegained;sothathefaroutstrippedmyagents,whowereonthesamequest。ButthoughIhadnomeanopinionofhisabilities,I

  hopedlittlefromtheseexertions,andwasproportionatelypleasedwhen,onthethirdday,hecametomewitharadiantfaceandinvitedmetoattendtheQueenthatevening。

  \"TheKingwillbethere,\"hesaid,\"andIshallsurpriseyou。

  ButIwillnottellyoumore。Come!andIpromisetosatisfyyou。\"

  Andthatwasallhewouldsay;sothat,findingmyquestionsuseless,andthemanalmostfranticwithjoy,Ihadtobecontentwithit;andattheQueen\'shourthateveningpresentedmyselfinhergallery,whichprovedtobeunusuallyfull。

  Makingmywaytowardsherinsomedoubtofmyreception,Ifoundmyworstfearsconfirmed。Shegreetedmewithasneeringface,andwaspreparing,Iwassure,toputsomeslightuponme——amatterwhereinshecouldalwayscountontheapplauseofherItalianservants——whentheentranceoftheKingtookherbysurprise。Headvancedupthegallerywithalistlessair,and,aftersalutingher,stoodbyoneofthefireplacestalkingtoEpernonandLaForce。Thecrowdwasprettydensebythistime,andthehumoftalkfilledtheroomwhen,onasudden,avoice,whichIrecognisedasBassompierre\'s,wasliftedaboveit。

  \"Verywell!\"becriedgaily,\"thenIappealtoherMajesty。Sheshalldecide,mademoiselle!No,no;Iamnotsatisfiedwithyourclaim!\"

  TheKinglookedthatwaywithafrown,buttheQueentooktheoutburstingoodpart。\"Whatisit,M。deBassompierre?\"shesaid。\"WhatamItodecide?\"

  \"To-day,intheforest,Ifoundaring,madame,\"heanswered,comingforward。\"ItoldMademoiselledelaForceofmydiscovery,andshenowclaimsthering。\"

  \"Ioncehadaringlikeit,\"criedmademoiselle,blushingandlaughing。

  \"Asapphirering?\"Bassompierreanswered,holdinghishandaloft。

  \"Yes。\"

  \"Withthreestones?\"

  \"Yes,\"

  \"Precisely,mademoiselle!\"heanswered,bowing。\"Butthestonesinthisringarenotsapphires,noraretherethreeofthem。\"

  Therewasagreatlaughatthis,andtheQueensaid,verywittily,thatasneitheroftheclaimantscouldprovearighttotheringitmustreverttothejudge。

  \"InonemomentyourMajestyshallatleastseeit,\"heanswered。

  \"But,first,hasanyonelostaring?Oyez!Oyez!Oyez!Lost,intheforest,withinthelastthreedays,aring!\"

  Twoorthree,fallinginwithhishumour,setupabsurdclaimstoit;butnonecoulddescribethering,andintheendhehandedittotheQueen。Ashedidsohiseyesmetmineandchallengedmyattention。Iwasprepared,therefore,forthecryofsurprisewhichbrokefromtheQueen。

  \"Why,thisisCaterina\'s!\"shecried。\"Whereisthechild?\"

  SomeonepushedforwardMademoisellePaleotti,sister-in-lawtoMadamePaleotti,theQueen\'sfirstchamberwoman。Shewasbarelyoutofherteens,and,ordinarily,wasaprettygirl;butthemomentIsawherdead-whiteface,framedinacircleofflutteringfansandpitiless,sparklingeyes,Idiscernedtragedyinthefarce;andthatM。deBassompierrewasactinginadramatowhichonlyheandoneotherheldthekey。Thecontrastbetweenthegirl\'sblanchedfaceandthebeautyandglitterinthemidstofwhichshestoodstruckothers,sothat,beforeanotherwordwassaid,Icaughtthegaspofsurprisethatpassedthroughtheroom;norwasItheonlyonewhodrewnearer。

  \"Why,girl,\"theQueensaid,\"thisistheringIgaveyouonmybirthday!Whendidyouloseit?Andwhyhaveyoumadeasecretofit?\"

  Mademoisellestoodspeechless;butmadamehersister-in-lawansweredforher。\"DoubtlessshewasafraidthatyourMajestywouldthinkhercareless,\"sheanswered。

  \"Ididnotaskyou!\"theQueenrejoined。

  Shespokeharshlyandsuspiciously,lookingfromtheringtothetremblinggirl。Thesilencewassuchthatthechatterofthepagesintheanteroomcouldbeheard。StillMademoisellestooddumbandconfounded。

  \"Well,whatisthemystery?\"theQueensaid,lookingroundwithalittlewonder。\"Whatisthematter?ItISthering。Whydoyounotownit?\"

  \"Perhapsmademoiselleiswonderingwherearetheotherthingssheleftwithit!\"Bassompierresaidinasilkytone。\"ThethingssheleftatParlottheverderer\'s,whenshedroppedthering。

  Butshemayfreehermind;Ihavethemhere。\"

  \"Whatdoyoumean?\"theQueensaid。\"Whatthings,monsieur?

  Whathasthegirlbeendoing?\"

  \"Onlywhatmanyhavedonebeforeher,\"Bassompierreanswered,bowingtohisunfortunatevictim,whoseemedtobeparalysedbyterror:\"masqueradinginotherpeople\'sclothes。Ipropose,madame,that,forpunishment,youorderhertodressinthem,thatwemayseewhathertasteis。\"

  \"Idonotunderstand?\"theQueensaid。

  \"YourMajestywill,ifMademoisellePaleottiwillconsenttohumourus。\"

  Atthatthegirlutteredacry,andlookedroundthecircleasifforawayofescape;butaCourtisacruelplace,inwhichtheuglyorhelplessfindscantpity。AdozenvoicesbeggedtheQueentoinsist;and,amidlaughterandloudjests,Bassompierrehastenedtothedoor,andreturnedwithanarmfulofwomen\'sgear,surmountedbyawigandafeatheredhat。

  \"IftheQueenwillcommandmademoiselletoretireandputtheseon,\"hesaid,\"Iwillundertaketoshowhersomethingthatwillpleaseher。\"

  \"Go!\"saidtheQueen。

  Butthegirlhadflungherselfonherkneesbeforeher,and,clingingtoherskirts,burst,intoafloodoftearsandprayers;

  whilehersister-in-lawsteppedforwardasiftosecondher,andcriedout,ingreatexcitement,thatherMajestywouldnotbesocruelasto——

  \"Hoity,toity!\"saidtheQueen,cuttinghershort,verygrimly。

  \"Whatisallthis?Itellthegirltoputonamasquerade——

  whichitseemsthatshehasbeenkeepingatsomecottage——andyoutalkasifIwerecuttingoffherhead!Itseemstomethatsheescapesverylightly!Go!go!andsee,you,thatyouarearrayedinfiveminutes,orIwilldealwithyou!\"

  \"PerhapsMademoiselledelaForcewillgowithher,andseethatnothingisomitted,\"Bassompierresaidwithmalice。

  Thelaughterandapplausewithwhichthisproposalwasreceivedtookmebysurprise;butlaterIlearnedthatthetwoyoungwomenwererivals。\"Yes,yes,\"theQueensaid。\"Go,mademoiselle,andseethatshedoesnotkeepuswaiting。\"

  KnowingwhatIdid,IhadbythistimeafairideaofthediscoverywhichBassompierrehadmade;butthemassofcourtiersandladiesroundme,whohadnotthisadvantage,knewnotwhattoexpect——nor,especially,whatpartM。Bassompierrehadinthebusiness——butmademostdivertingsuggestions,themajorityfavouringtheopinionthatMademoisellePaleottihadrepulsedhim,andthatthiswashiswayofavenginghimself。Afewoftheladieseventaxedhimwiththis,andtried,byrandomreproaches,toputhimatleastonhisdefence;but,merrilyrefusingtobeinveigled,hemadetoallthesameanswerthatwhenMademoisellePaleottireturnedtheywouldsee。Thisservedonlytowhetacuriosityalreadykeen,insomuchthatthedoorwaswatchedbyasmanyeyesasifamiraclehadbeenpromised;andevenMM。EpernonandVendome,leavingtheKing\'sside,pressedintothecrowdthattheymightseethebetter。Itooktheopportunityofgoingtohim,and,meetinghiseyesasIdidso,readinthemalookofpainanddistress。AsIadvancedhedrewbackapace,andsignedtometostandbeforehim。

  IhadscarcelydonesowhenthedooropenedandMademoisellePaleotti,pale,andsupportedononesidebyherrival,appearedatit;butsowondrouslytransformedbyawig,hat,andredingotethatIscarcelyknewher。Atfirst,asshestood,lookingwithshamedeyesatthestaringcrowd,theimpressionmadewassimplyoneofbewilderment,socompletewasthedisguise。ButBassompierredidnotlongsufferhertostandso。Advancingtoherside,hishatunderhisarm,heofferedhishand。

  \"Mademoiselle,\"hesaid,\"willyouobligemebywalkingasfarastheendofthegallerywithme?\"

  Shecompliedinvoluntarily,beingalmostunabletostandalone。

  Butthetwohadnotproceededhalf-waydownthegallerybeforealowmurmurbegantobeheard,that,growingquicklylouder,culminatedinanastonishedcryof\"MadamedeConde!MadamedeConde!\"

  M。Bassompierredroppedherhandwithalowbow,andturnedtotheQueen。\"Madame,\"hesaid,\"this,Ifind,istheladywhomI

  sawontheTerracewhenMadamePaleottiwassogoodastoinvitemetowalkontheBois-le-Roiroad。Fortherest,yourMajestymaydrawyourconclusions。\"

  ItwaseasytoseethattheQueenhadalreadydrawnthem;but,forthemoment,theunfortunategirlwassavedfromherwrath。

  Withalowcry,MademoisellePaleottididthatwhichshewouldhavedonealittlebefore,hadshebeenwise,andswoonedonthefloor。

  IturnedtolookattheKing,andfoundhimgone。Hehadwithdrawnunseeninthefirstconfusionofthesurprise;nordidIdareatoncetointerrupthim,orintrudeonthestrangemixtureofregretandrelief,wrathandlonging,thatprobablypossessedhiminthesilenceofhiscloset。ItwasenoughformethattheItalians\'plothadfailed,andthatthedangerofarupturebetweentheKingandQueen,whichthesemiscreantsdesired,andIhadfelttobesogreatandimminent,was,forthistime,overpast。

  ThePaleottiswerepunished,beingsenthomeindisgrace,andapenury,which,doubtless,theyfeltmorekeenly。But,alas,theKingcouldnotbanishwiththemallwhohatedhimandFrance;norcouldI,witheveryprecaution,andbytheunsparinguseofallthefacultiesthat,duringascoreofyears,hadbeenattheserviceofmymaster,preservehimforhiscountryandtheworld。

  Beforetwomonthshadrunheperishedbyameanhand,leavingtheworldthepoorerbythegreatestandmostillustrioussovereignthateverruledanation。AndmenwholovedneitherFrancenorhimenteredintohislabours,whoseendalsoIhaveseen。

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