[L’Assommoir by Emile Zola]@TWC D-Link bookL’Assommoir CHAPTER VIII 59/120
There was even a goat tied to a stake. "It's strange," remarked Gervaise.
"You'd think you were in the country." The went to sit under a dead tree.
Gervaise placed the laundry basket by her feet. "Yes," Gervaise said, "I had an errand to do, and so I came out." She felt deeply ashamed and was afraid to try to explain.
Yet she realized that they had come here to discuss it.
It remained a troublesome burden. Then, all in a rush, with tears in her eyes, she told him of the death that morning of Madame Bijard, her washerwoman.
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