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Churches generally had a small apartment prepared for the reception of supplicants In 1407, Nicolas Flamel caused to be built on the vaults of Saint-Jacques de la Boucherie, a chas, parisis

At Notre-Dame it was a tiny cell situated on the roof of the side aisle, beneath the flying buttresses, precisely at the spot where the wife of the present janitor of the towers has ardens of Babylon what a lettuce is to a palm-tree, what a porter's wife is to a Semiramis

It was here that Quasimodo had deposited la Es as that course lasted, the young girl had been unable to recover her senses, half unconscious, half awake, no longer feeling anything, except that she wasin it, that so her above the earth Frohter, the noisy voice of Quasimodo in her ear; she half opened her eyes; then below her she confusedly beheld Paris checkered with its thousand roofs of slate and tiles, like a red and blue htful and joyous face of Quasiht that all was over, that they had executed her during her swoon, and that the misshapen spirit which had presided over her destiny, had laid hold of her and was bearing her away She dared not look at him, and she surrendered herself to her fate But when the bellringer, dishevelled and panting, had deposited her in the cell of refuge, when she felt his huge hands gently detaching the cord which bruised her arms, she felt that sort of shock which awakens with a start the passengers of a vessel which runs aground in the hts awoke also, and returned to her one by one She saw that she was in Notre-Da been torn from the hands of the executioner; that Phoebus was alive, that Phoebus loved her no longer; and as these two ideas, one of which shed so much bitterness over the other, presented theirl; she turned to Quasi in front of her, and who terrified her; she said to hiazed at her with anxiety, as though seeking to divine what she was saying to hiave her a profoundly sorrowful glance and fled She was astonished