[The Wandering Jew by Eugene Sue]@TWC D-Link bookThe Wandering Jew CHAPTER XVI 10/24
In that case, you may rely on Van Dael's devotedness.
In return, he solicits very precise information, by the next post, respecting the fortune of M.le Baron Tripeaud, banker and manufacturer, with whom he has business transactions." "Answer that point evasively.
Van Dael as yet has only shown zeal; complete the information respecting Djalma from these new tidings." Rodin wrote. But in a few minutes his master said to him with a singular expression: "Does not Van Dael mention General Simon in connection with Djalma's imprisonment and his father's death ?" "He does not allude to him," said the secretary, continuing his task. Rodin's master was silent, and paced the room. In a few moments Rodin said to him: "I have done it." "Go on, then." "'NOTE, No.IV.
"'Jacques Rennepont, surnamed "Sleepinbuff," i.e.Lie naked, workman in Baron Tripeaud's factory.
This artisan is drunken, idle, noisy, and prodigal; he is not without sense, but idleness and debauch have ruined him.
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