[The Three Cities Trilogy by Emile Zola]@TWC D-Link bookThe Three Cities Trilogy BOOK II 104/213
Only his tools had seemed to him rather heavy when, on quitting the service, he had been obliged to take them in hand once more. "And so, my dear," continued Madame Toussaint, "it's all very well for Charles to be kind-hearted, he can do no more for us.
I knew that he wasn't in a hurry to get married, as it costs money to keep a wife.
And he was always very prudent, too, with girls.
But what would you have? There was that moment of folly with that Eugenie over the road, a regular baggage who's already gone off with another man, and left her baby behind.
Charles has put it out to nurse, and pays for it every month.
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