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The Monikins

CHAPTER VII
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Perhaps his decision was quickened by an offer of twenty Napoleons, which I did not neglect making on the spot.

Amicable and in some respects confidential relations were now established between my new acquaintance and myself; and we pursued our walk, discussing the details necessary to the execution of our project.

After an hour or two passed in this manner, I invited my companion to go to my hotel, meaning that he should partake of my board until we could both depart for England, where it was my intention to purchase without delay a vessel for the contemplated voyage, in which I also had decided to embark in person.
We were obliged to make our way through the throng that usually frequents the lower part of the Champs Elysees during the season of good weather and towards the close of the day.

This task was nearly over when my attention was particularly drawn to a group that was just entering the place of general resort, apparently with the design of adding to the scene of thoughtlessness and amusement.

But as I am now approaching the most material part of this extraordinary work, it will be proper to reserve the opening for a new chapter..


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