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The Widow Lerouge

CHAPTER IV
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"To-morrow I will give them to you to take care of." But remembering he was about to put himself at M.
Daburon's disposal, and that perhaps he might not be free on the morrow, he quickly added, "No, not to-morrow; but this very evening.

This infernal money shall not remain another night in my keeping." He hurried out, and presently reappeared, holding in his hand fifteen notes of a thousand francs each.

"If that is not sufficient," said he, handing them to Noel, "you can have more." "Anyhow," replied the advocate, "I will give you a receipt for these." "Oh! never mind.

Time enough to-morrow." "And if I die to-night ?" "Then," said the old fellow to himself, thinking of his will, "I shall still be your debtor.

Good-night!" added he aloud.


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