4/47 I said: "Your words only make me more desirous to go, Madame Denise. Besides, Dr.Casimir has already done me a great deal of good. You must have heard things of him that are not altogether bad, surely ?" The little woman reflected seriously, and then said, as with some reluctance: "It is certainly true, mademoiselle, that in the quarter of the poor he is much beloved. Jean Duclos--he is a chiffonnier--had his one child dying of typhoid fever, and he was watching it struggling for breath; it was at the point to die. Monsieur le Comte Casimir, or Dr. |