We arrived at Passy about ten o'clock at night, and though a deporte, I slept tolerably well.

Before I was up, my friend Mons.

de P.was with me--breakfasted with us in our little oven of a parlour -- conversed two hours most agreeably.

Our other friend, F.D, came also before we had breakfasted, and just as I had mounted on a table to paste some paper over certain deficiencies in the window, enter M.P.and Le B h.
'"Mon ami, ce n'est pas la peine!" cried they both at once, their faces rayonnant de joie.

"You need not give yourself so much trouble; you will not stay here long.