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Nana. The Miller’s Daughter. Captain Burle. Death of Olivier Becaille

CHAPTER X
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She carried the dress off over her arm and added before leaving that they were very sad in the kitchen and that Julien and Francois had been unable to eat, so entirely had Madame's anger taken away their appetites.

Thereupon Madame sent them a louis as a pledge of reconciliation.

She suffered too much if people around her were sorrowful.
Nana was returning to the drawing room, happy in the thought that she had patched up a disagreement which was rendering her quietly apprehensive of the morrow, when Satin came and whispered vehemently in her ear.

She was full of complaint, threatened to be off if those men still went on teasing her and kept insisting that her darling should turn them all out of doors for that night, at any rate.

It would be a lesson to them.


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