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The Last Vendée
Alexandre Dumas
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"Michel!"
The new-comer, who did not expect to hear his name called in that lonely place, jumped to one side, and said in a voice that quivered with emotion:--
"Who called me?"
"I," said Rameau-d'or, taking off his hat and a wig he had been wearing, and advancing to his friend with no other disguise than his Breton clothes.
"Henri de Bonneville!" exclaimed Baron Michel, in amazement.
"Myself. But don't say my name so loud. We are in a land where every bush and ditch and tree shares with the walls the privilege of having ears."
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Well, what a wonderful book this was. It has everything you would expect from Dumas. Plots, intrigue, deception, love.
The scene is set in 1832, just shy of 40 years after the fall of the Royal Family and about 15 years after the fall of Napoleon. We have Royalist and Republican survivors who rememb