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The Fortune of the Rougons

CHAPTER VI
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Just a few more blows, eh ?" However, Rougon dragged him away.

Granoux was radiant.

He wiped his forehead, and made his companion promise to let everybody know in the morning that he had produced all that noise with a mere hammer.

What an achievement, and what a position of importance that furious ringing would confer upon him! Towards morning, Rougon bethought himself of reassuring Felicite.

In accordance with his orders, the national guards had shut themselves up in the town-hall.


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