Ten Years Later: Louise de la Valliere by Alexandre Dumas Chapter 32 Page 6

said Manicamp, aloud.

“The windows of Madame’s apartments.”

“Eh!”

“Oh! I don’t say that any one would ever venture to go up a ladder into Madame’s room; but in Madame’s cabinet, merely separated by a partition, sleep two exceedingly pretty girls, Mesdemoiselles de la Valliere and de Montalais.”

“By a partition?” said Manicamp.

“Look; you see how brilliantly lighted Madame’s apartments are — well, do you see those two windows?”

“Yes.”

“And that window close to the others, but more dimly lighted?”