[Serge Panine by Georges Ohnet]@TWC D-Link bookSerge Panine CHAPTER IX 17/35
Come and smoke a cigar." They traversed several groups of people and bent their steps in the direction of the chateau.
The Prince was advancing toward the terrace, with an elegantly dressed and beautiful woman on his arm.
Savinien, in the midst of a circle of dandies, was picking the passers-by to pieces in his easy-going way.
Pierre and Marechal came behind these young men without being noticed. "Who is that hanging on the arm of our dear Prince ?" asked a little fat man, girt in a white satin waistcoat, and a spray of white lilac in his buttonhole. "Eh! Why, Le Brede, my boy, you don't know anything!" cried Savinien in a bantering, jocose tone. "Because I don't know that lovely fair woman ?" said Le Brede, in a piqued voice.
"I don't profess to know the names of all the pretty women in Paris!" "In Paris? That woman from Paris? You have not looked at her.
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