The Three Musketeers (Classic Reprint)

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Deserted by Maquet, Dumas took up a novel was to have been historical, and needed research, Pitou, and made it an autobiographical tale of his early years. He was deep in debt. He had buil own Abbotsford, parasites, and do ruined himself. He by no means followed ample by working himself to death that he his creditors. Maquetrwas among them, forl of pay but Maquet, at al able galner' in: the past. James Ballantyne, if he losses through Scott, without Scott would not have years of Wealth. Maquet was in a similar situatio regard to Dumas.

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