le_centre: (Wary)
Courfeyrac ([personal profile] le_centre) wrote in [personal profile] heartbeneathastone 2016-01-10 02:24 am (UTC)

'I see.'

He does not see. He read of the 'illness', yes, but - well, obviously things are different. The spy is supposed to be dead.

'It seems most out of character on both counts. That one should be useful, and the other ill. Also that one should not be dead, because he most certainly should be.'

He muses for a moment, then returns to the breath Marius just took.

'I have asked, when I said I would not. If this is what is grieving you, I apologise. But you see, the medicine here - it is as we have both noted, it is quite beyond anything Paris in 1832 can imagine. If it is possible for him to be made well, he would be. I wish him all recovery; he is a good man, and I know your wife would be most grieved. Joly will spare her it, I have no doubt at all.'

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