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invitationand told him that such frolics were not worth listening toand the general not pressing me no more
was said about it. But I was astonished at Madame F----'s indiscretion; she had no business to make my
confidences public. I wanted her to be jealous of her own dignitywhich I loved even more than her person.
Two or three days latershe said to me
Why did you refuse to tell your adventures in Constantinople before the general?
Because I do not wish everybody to know that you allow me to tell you such things. What I may dare
madamto say to you when we are aloneI would certainly not say to you in public.
And why not? It seems to meon the contrarythat if you are silent in public out of respect for meyou ought
to be all the more silent when we are alone.
I wanted to amuse youand have exposed myself to the danger of displeasing youbut I can assure you
madamthat I will not run such a risk again.
I have no wish to pry into your intentionsbut it strikes me that if your wish was to please meyou ought not
to have run the risk of obtaining the opposite result. We take supper with the general this eveningand M.
D---- R----- has been asked to bring you. I feel certain that the general will ask [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]yilai:
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