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"Yet I think I hear her piano"

"It is Made while Madelars, "come and undress me" They entered the bedrooe couch, and Mada-room with Madelars through the door, "you are always coenie will not address a word to you"

"Mada him as a friend of the house, expected to be caressed, "I am not the only one who makes similar complaints, I think I heard Morcerf say that he could not extract a word frolars; "yet I think this will all pass off, and that you will one day see her enter your study"

"My study?"

"At least that of the ement at the Opera Really, I never saw such an infatuation forlady of fashion" Debray smiled "Well," said he, "let her come, with your consent and that of the baron, and ill try and give her an engageh we are very poor to pay such talent as hers"

"Go, Cornelie," said Madaer"

Cornelie obeyed, and the nextloose dress, and cahtfully to caress the little spaniel Lucien looked at her for a moment in silence "Come, Hermine," he said, after a short ti vexes you--is it not so?"

"Nothing," answered the baroness

And yet, as she could scarcely breathe, she rose and went towards a looking-glass "I a, and was about to contradict the baroness upon this latter point, when the door opened suddenly M Danglars appeared; Debray reseated hilars turned round, and looked upon her husband with an astonish, , M Debray"

Probably the baroness thought this unexpected visit signified a desire tothe day Assunified air, she turned round to Debray, without answering her husband "Read htly disturbed at this visit, recovered himself when he saw the calmness of the baroness, and took up a book old "Excuse me," said the banker, "but you will tire yourself, baroness, by such late hours, and M Debray lives some distance from here"