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 1 8 |          dowry, because Monsieur Laporte, the queen's cloak bearer,
 2 8 |      from whom?" ~"From Monsieur Laporte. Did I not tell you that
 3 8 |          goddaughter of Monsieur Laporte, the confidential man of
 4 8 |        the queen? Well, Monsieur Laporte placed her near her Majesty
 5 8 |      your wife?" ~"From Monsieur Laporte." ~"Did he give you any
 6 9 |            She is goddaughter to Laporte, the confidential valet
 7 10| intention was to inform Monsieur Laporte, through my husband, in
 8 10|           in order that Monsieur Laporte might tell us precisely
 9 10|       can go and inform Monsieur Laporte." ~"No doubt you could,
10 10|        from whose house Monsieur Laporte can come and fetch you?" ~"
11 10|         To go and fetch Monsieur Laporte, the queen's VALET DE CHAMBRE." ~"
12 10|       informed him, and Monsieur Laporte is come?" ~"You will send
13 10|         bowed. In a few minutes, Laporte was at the lodge; in two
14 10|        where Mme. Bonacieux was. Laporte assured himself, by having
15 11|   Bonacieux, who had sent for M. Laporte in order to be reconducted
16 12|     placed in communication with Laporte, matters resumed their course,
17 13|       cursed the instant when M. Laporte formed the idea of marrying
18 16|       She has near her a certain Laporte." ~"Who, I believe, is the
19 16|          Bernet were exiled, and Laporte did not conceal from his
20 17|          women had betrayed her. Laporte could not leave the Louvre;
21 17|         had been given to her by Laporte. ~"Oh, fear nothing, madame!"
22 59|        pressed upon the wound. ~"Laporte," said the duke, in a dying
23 59|         duke, in a dying voice, "Laporte, do you come from her?" ~"
24 59|       late, perhaps." ~"Silence, Laporte, you may be overheard. Patrick,
25 59|       closet of the wounded duke Laporte and Patrick. A physician
26 59|    letter." ~"Oh, my Lord!" said Laporte. ~"Obey, Laporte, do you
27 59|            said Laporte. ~"Obey, Laporte, do you not see I have no
28 59|          have no time to lose?" ~Laporte broke the seal, and placed
29 59|         she has written to me." ~Laporte made no further objection,
30 59|          me by the living voice, Laporte?" ~"The queen charged me
31 59|       the death of a stranger!" ~Laporte burst into tears. ~"Patrick,"
32 59|        the object desired, which Laporte recognized as having belonged
33 59|    Patrick again obeyed. ~"Here, Laporte," said Buckingham, "these
34 59|       duke, pressing the hand of Laporte. He had just strength enough
35 59|        into it, making a sign to Laporte that he was no longer able
36 67|         this fatal intelligence; Laporte, detained in England, as