41/42 The reflection made him restless again, and he took his leave. He went straight to his apartment, where, upon the table of the vestibule, he found a telegram. It ran (with the date and place) as follows: "I am seriously ill; please to come to me as soon as possible. But he wrote to Madame de Cintre these few lines; they were all he had time for:-- "I don't give you up, and I don't really believe you give me up. I don't understand it, but we shall clear it up together. |