You'll go to Rambouillet today ?" "That's what I've come for," said the aunt.

"There's a train at twenty past twelve.

I've got time to catch it." "No, I shall only have the money by and by," replied the young woman, stretching herself and throwing out her bosom.

"You'll have lunch, and then we'll see." Zoe brought a dressing jacket.
"The hairdresser's here, madame," she murmured.
But Nana did not wish to go into the dressing room.

And she herself cried out: "Come in, Francis." A well-dressed man pushed open the door and bowed.