Mysteries of Paris, V3 by Eugène Sue
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person you sent me, right away I--"
"Stop! why do you speak so loftily, Micou?" said Nicholas, interrupting him, with a sardonic air. "Do you not despise me because I am in quod?" "No, I despise no one," said the receiver, who did not care to make public his past familiarity with this wretch. "Well, then, speak as usual, or I shall believe you have no friendship for me, and that would break my heart." "As you like," said Micou, sighing. "I have busied myself with all your little commissions." "Well spoken, Micou. I knew well that you would not forget friends. The weed?" "I have left two pounds at the office, my lad." "Is it good?" "None better." "And the ham?" "Also left there, with a quartern loaf. I have added a little surprise you did not expect--half a dozen hard-boiled eggs, and a fine Dutch cheese." "That's what I call acting like a pal! And wine?" |
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