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At the Villa Rose

CHAPTER XI
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He always touched his hat when Mme.

Rossignol came out of the house.

He slept in the house at night, although the stable was at the end of the street.

I thought he was probably the son of Jeanne, the servant-woman.

He was young, and his hair was plastered down upon his forehead, and he was altogether satisfied with himself and a great favorite amongst the servants in the street.


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