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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Ten Years Later by Alexandre Dumas: France."
"And so the duke is madly in love with Madame, so the rumor
runs, and will have no one approach her but himself."
De Guiche colored. "Thank you, thank you," said he to
Manicamp, grasping his hand. Then, recovering himself,
added, "Whatever you do, Manicamp, be careful that this
project of Buckingham's is not made known to any Frenchman
here; for, if so, many a sword would be unsheathed in this
country that does not fear English steel."
"But after all," said Manicamp, "I have had no satisfactory
proof given me of the love in question, and it may be no
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