CHAPTER 27
BOOK VII
CHAPTER XXVII
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-- -- All you need say of Fontainbleau (in case you are ask'd) is, that it stands about forty miles (south something) from Paris, in the middle of a large forest -- -- -That there is something great in it -- -- -That the king goes there once every two or three years, with his whole court, for the pleasure of the chase -- and that, during that carnival of sporting, any English gentleman of fashion (you need not forget yourself) may be accommodated with a nag or two, to partake of the sport, taking care only not to out-gallop the king -- -- -
Though there are two reasons why you need not talk loud of this to everyone.
