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The Fortune of the Rougons

CHAPTER III
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She consoled herself, however, thinking of the rich things she would purchase when the good cause should have triumphed.

The Rougons had, in the end, regarded their royalism as very serious.

Felicite went as far as to say, when Roudier was not present, that if they had not made a fortune in the oil business the fault lay in the monarchy of July.

This was her mode of giving a political tinge to their poverty.

She had a friendly word for everybody, even for Granoux, inventing each evening some new polite method of waking him up when it was time for departure.
The drawing-room, that little band of Conservatives belonging to all parties, and daily increasing in numbers, soon wielded powerful influence.


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