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In the Days of My Youth

CHAPTER XVIII
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I know you are taking my portrait." Mueller looked up dreamily.
"I beg your pardon, Monsieur," said he.

"Did you speak ?' "Yes, Monsieur.

I did speak.

I repeat that you shall not take my portrait." "Your portrait, Monsieur ?" "Yes, my portrait!" "But, Monsieur," remonstrated the artist, with an air of mingled candor and surprise, "I never dreamed of taking your portrait!" "_Sacre non_!" shouted the old gentleman, with another rap of the umbrella.

"I saw you do it! Everybody saw you do It!" "Nay, if Monsieur will but do me the honor to believe that I was simply sketching from nature, as the train...." "An impudent subterfuge, sir!" interrupted the old gentleman.


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