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The Memoirs of Count Grammont — Volume 02

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As all fools are who have good memories Better memory for injuries than for benefits Better to know nothing at all, than to know too much Envy each other those indulgences which themselves refuse He as little feared the Marquis as he loved him Would have been criminal even in chastity to spare (her husband)

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