Zibeline — Volume 2 by marquis de Philippe Massa
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page 37 of 46 (80%)
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Having examined the document carefully, to assure herself that all statements contained therein were according to her intentions, Zibeline took her pen and wrote at the foot of the page: "Read and approved," and signed the paper. "Mademoiselle appears to be well accustomed to business habits," observed M. Durand, with a smile. "That is because I have been trained to them since childhood," she replied. "My plan is to place this document myself in the hands of Madame la Duchesse de Montgeron." "You can do so this very afternoon, if you wish. Thursday is her reception day," said the notary, rising with a bow, preparatory to taking his leave. "I shall take good care not to fail to call," earnestly replied the fair Lady Bountiful. She telephoned immediately to her head-groom, ordering ham to bring around her brougham at three o'clock. CHAPTER XVIII A MODERN TARTUFE |
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