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141
"
Speak
!
"
142
The
shouts
began
anew
.
143
"
Hark
,
hark
!
"
continued
Cornelius
,
"
how
angry
those
people
are
!
Is
it
against
you
,
or
against
me
?
"
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144
"
I
should
say
it
is
against
us
both
,
Cornelius
.
I
told
you
,
my
dear
brother
,
that
the
Orange
party
,
while
assailing
us
with
their
absurd
calumnies
,
have
also
made
it
a
reproach
against
us
that
we
have
negotiated
with
France
.
145
"
146
"
What
blockheads
they
are
!
"
147
"
But
,
indeed
,
they
reproach
us
with
it
.
"
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148
"
And
yet
,
if
these
negotiations
had
been
successful
,
they
would
have
prevented
the
defeats
of
Rees
,
Orsay
,
Wesel
,
and
Rheinberg
;
the
Rhine
would
not
have
been
crossed
,
and
Holland
might
still
consider
herself
invincible
in
the
midst
of
her
marshes
and
canals
.
"
149
"
All
this
is
quite
true
,
my
dear
Cornelius
,
but
still
more
certain
it
is
,
that
if
at
this
moment
our
correspondence
with
the
Marquis
de
Louvois
were
discovered
,
skilful
pilot
as
I
am
,
I
should
not
be
able
to
save
the
frail
barque
which
is
to
carry
the
brothers
De
Witt
and
their
fortunes
out
of
Holland
.
That
correspondence
,
which
might
prove
to
honest
people
how
dearly
I
love
my
country
,
and
what
sacrifices
I
have
offered
to
make
for
its
liberty
and
glory
,
would
be
ruin
to
us
if
it
fell
into
the
hands
of
the
Orange
party
.
I
hope
you
have
burned
the
letters
before
you
left
Dort
to
join
me
at
the
Hague
.
"
150
"
My
dear
brother
,
"
Cornelius
answered
,
"
your
correspondence
with
M.
de
Louvois
affords
ample
proof
of
your
having
been
of
late
the
greatest
,
most
generous
,
and
most
able
citizen
of
the
Seven
United
Provinces
.
I
rejoice
in
the
glory
of
my
country
;
and
particularly
do
I
rejoice
in
your
glory
,
John
.
I
have
taken
good
care
not
to
burn
that
correspondence
.
"