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

CHAPTER II
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As she was in the act of rising the bell sounded for quite a long time.

Capital! Another of them still! It would never end.

The count and the marquis had both risen, too, and the ears of the latter seemed to be pricked up and, as it were, pointing toward the door; doubtless he knew that kind of ring.

Muffat looked at him; then they averted their gaze mutually.

They felt awkward and once more assumed their frigid bearing, the one looking square-set and solid with his thick head of hair, the other drawing back his lean shoulders, over which fell his fringe of thin white locks.
"My faith," said Nana, bringing the ten big silver pieces and quite determined to laugh about it, "I am going to entrust you with this, gentlemen.


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