 | Henry Vizetelly - Diamond Necklace Affair, France, 1785 - 1867 - 396 pages
...perceived, from a sign she made to Madame de Tonneres, her daughter, that she had some private correspondent in that place, who had informed her of more than I knew, and that the information I had to give was by no means novel. This did not a little surprise me. "A day or two after they resumed... | |
 | 1879 - 368 pages
...perceived from her glances at Madame de Tonneres, her daughter, that she had some private correspondent in that place, who had informed her of more than I...them was by no means novel. This did not a little surprise me. A day or two after they resumed this topic, and Madame de Tonneres asked me what was the... | |
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Madame de Tonneres, her daughter, that she had some private correspondent in that place, who had informed her of more than I knew, and that the information I gave them was by no means novel. This did not a little surprise me. A day or two after they resumed... 