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"And you desire nothing?"

"No"

"And you regret nothing?"

"Neither regret nor desire I have arranged s disarrange"

"I aoire, "and I hold all things in equilibriu?"

"I still s me in most is the industry hich you are acquainted,pyrah one for a philosopher"

"'Tis still equilibriuoire "When one has an idea, one encounters it in everything"

"I know that," replied the archdeacon

After a silence, the priest resumed,-"You are, nevertheless, tolerably poor?"

"Poor, yes; unhappy, no"

At thatof horses was heard, and our two interlocutors beheld defiling at the end of the street, a coh, an officer at their head The cavalcade was brilliant, and its aze at that officer!" said Gringoire, to the archdeacon