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

CHAPTER XIII
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Yes, I can tell you this now: when I used to go with them--see?
I didn't enjoy it; no, I didn't enjoy it one bit.

It bored me, on my honor.

Well then, I ask you whether I've got anything to do with it! Yes, they bored me to death! If it hadn't been for them and what they made of me, dear boy, I should be in a convent saying my prayers to the good God, for I've always had my share of religion.

Dash it, after all, if they have dropped their money and their lives over it, what do I care?
It's their fault.

I've had nothing to do with it!" "Certainly not," said Labordette with conviction.
Zoe ushered in Mignon, and Nana received him smilingly.


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