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The Widow Lerouge

CHAPTER I
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"Know, corporal," said he, "that a woman who has money is always young and pretty, if she desires to be thought so!" "Perhaps there is something in that," remarked the magistrate; "but it is not what strikes me most.

I am more impressed by the remark of this unfortunate woman.

'If I wished for more, I could have it.'" "That also attracted my attention," acquiesced the commissary.
But Gevrol no longer took the trouble to listen.

He stuck to his own opinion, and began to inspect minutely every corner of the room.
Suddenly he turned towards the commissary.

"Now that I think of it," cried he, "was it not on Tuesday that the weather changed?
It had been freezing for a fortnight past, and on that evening it rained.


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