The Wandering Jew — Volume 04 by Eugène Sue
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"There is no need to thank me; money was made for others as well as ourselves." Here, without, the noise recommenced more furiously than ever, and Ninny Moulin's rattle sent forth the most doleful sounds. "Cephyse," said Sleepinbuff, "they will break everything to pieces, if you do not return to them, and I have nothing left to pay for the damage. Excuse us," added he, laughing, "but you see that royalty has its duties." Cephyse deeply moved, extended her arms to Mother Bunch, who threw herself into them, shedding sweet tears. "And now," said she, to her sister, "when shall I see you again?" "Soon--though nothing grieves me more than to see you in want, out of which I am not allowed to help you." "You will come, then, to see me? It is a promise?" "I promise you in her name," said Jacques; "we will pay a visit to you and your neighbor Agricola." "Return to the company, Cephyse, and amuse yourself with a light heart, for M. Jacques has made a whole family happy." So saying, and after Sleepinbuff had ascertained that she could go down without being seen by his noisy and joyous companions, Mother Bunch |
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