The Count said he was mortified, he could not stay to hear my reasons, being engaged to go that moment to dine with the Duc de C*****.

But it is not too far to come to Versailles to eat your soup with me, I beg, before you leave France, I may have the pleasure of knowing you retract your opinion—or, in what manner you support it——But if you do support it, Mons. Anglois, said he, you must do it with all your powers, because you have the whole world against you.——I promised the Count I would do myself the honour of dining with him before I set out for Italy—so took my leave.


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