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The
chancellor
made
a
profound
reverence
.
Then
,
with
the
intention
quite
patent
of
not
drawing
back
a
foot
from
the
accomplishment
of
the
commission
with
which
he
was
charged
,
and
as
the
attendant
of
an
executioner
might
have
done
in
the
chamber
of
torture
,
he
approached
Anne
of
Austria
,
for
whose
eyes
at
the
same
instant
sprang
tears
of
rage
.
The
queen
was
,
as
we
have
said
,
of
great
beauty
.
The
commission
might
well
be
called
delicate
;
and
the
king
had
reached
,
in
his
jealousy
of
Buckingham
,
the
point
of
not
being
jealous
of
anyone
else
.
Without
doubt
the
chancellor
,
Seguier
looked
about
at
that
moment
for
the
rope
of
the
famous
bell
;
but
not
finding
it
he
summoned
his
resolution
,
and
stretched
forth
his
hands
toward
the
place
where
the
queen
had
acknowledged
the
paper
was
to
be
found
.
Anne
of
Austria
took
one
step
backward
,
became
so
pale
that
it
might
be
said
she
was
dying
,
and
leaning
with
her
left
hand
upon
a
table
behind
her
to
keep
herself
from
falling
,
she
with
her
right
hand
drew
the
paper
from
her
bosom
and
held
it
out
to
the
keeper
of
the
seals
.
"
There
,
monsieur
,
there
is
that
letter
!
"
cried
the
queen
,
with
a
broken
and
trembling
voice
;
"
take
it
,
and
deliver
me
from
your
odious
presence
.
"
The
chancellor
,
who
,
on
his
part
,
trembled
with
an
emotion
easily
to
be
conceived
,
took
the
letter
,
bowed
to
the
ground
,
and
retired
.
The
door
was
scarcely
closed
upon
him
,
when
the
queen
sank
,
half
fainting
,
into
the
arms
of
her
women
.
The
chancellor
carried
the
letter
to
the
king
without
having
read
a
single
word
of
it
.
The
king
took
it
with
a
trembling
hand
,
looked
for
the
address
,
which
was
wanting
,
became
very
pale
,
opened
it
slowly
,
then
seeing
by
the
first
words
that
it
was
addressed
to
the
King
of
Spain
,
he
read
it
rapidly
.
It
was
nothing
but
a
plan
of
attack
against
the
cardinal
.
The
queen
pressed
her
brother
and
the
Emperor
of
Austria
to
appear
to
be
wounded
,
as
they
really
were
,
by
the
policy
of
Richelieu
--
the
eternal
object
of
which
was
the
abasement
of
the
house
of
Austria
--
to
declare
war
against
France
,
and
as
a
condition
of
peace
,
to
insist
upon
the
dismissal
of
the
cardinal
;
but
as
to
love
,
there
was
not
a
single
word
about
it
in
all
the
letter
.
