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You don't seem to believe ail

they told you.

No, he has been disappointed, he is

to be pitied.

Ton must excuse him on account of

his âge and infirroities.

I am certain he loves you and will reward you for your attention.

I think it is valued at one hundred thousand francs.

I advised them to settle it amicablv.

I will tell her when she brings the linen on Saturday.

I ran against the wall and fctched

the skin off my elbow.

It is abominable, it grates on the ear.

Very badly, as soon as he entered

the room, ail burst out laughing.

Yes, very much, in the principal

townsthey haveerected monuments

to his raemory.

What regards that, you know I never

fail.

I don't care for that, I can very well

do without him.

Very well, I will be at your house

bctween nine and ten in the

morning.

You don't forgive him anything; he is

young and easily forgels.

I am quite aware of that ; I must get out of the scrape as well as I can.

I don't know, he has played the fool, he must take the conséquences.

Pretty well, and you?

No, there is some mystery in it, but before long I shall know ail about it.

286. I assure you I did not under- He talks at random, ail he says i& stand anything of ail he related. devoid of sensé.

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