THE INCONVENIENCE OF LARGE LITTERS AND NARROW DOORS
Bussy did not quit Diana; the smiles of Monsoreau gave him a liberty which he was only too glad to make use of.
"Madame," said he to Diana, "I am in truth the most miserable of men. On the news of his death, I advised the prince to return to Paris, and to come to terms with his mother; he did so, and now you remain in Anjou."
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