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Moreover, all this was ance, toilet, and a fine appearance Let the reader reconcile these things as best he can I am simply the historian

He had reainst the carved ja, when Fleur-de-Lys suddenly turned and addressed hiainst the dictates of her heart

"Fair cousin, did you not speak to us of a little Bohe the patrol with the watch at night, from the hands of a dozen robbers?"

"I believe so, fair cousin," said the captain

"Well," she resu yonder, on the church square Conize her, fair Cousin Phoebus"

A secret desire for reconciliation was apparent in this gentle invitation which she gave him to approach her, and in the care which she took to call him by name Captain Phoebus de Châteaupers (for it is he who of this chapter) slowly approached the balcony "Stay," said Fleur-de-Lys, laying her hand tenderly on Phoebus's ar in that circle Is she your Bohenize her by her goat"

"Oh! in fact, what a pretty little goat!" said A her hands in adère

Withoutfrom her arypsy girls who arrived last year by the Gibard gate?"

"Madaate is now called the Porte d'Enfer"

Mademoiselle de Gondelaurier kne her mother's antiquated an to sneer, and muttered between his teeth: "Porte Gibard! Porte Gibard! 'Tis enough toCharles VI pass by"

"Godère, whose eyes, incessantly in motion, had suddenly been raised to the summit of the towers of Notre-Dairls raised their eyes Aon the balustrade which sur on the Grève He was a priest His costu on both his hands But he stirred no azed into the Place

It was so like the immobility of a bird of prey, who has just discovered a nest of sparrows, and is gazing at it