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Bohemians of the Latin Quarter

CHAPTER II
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Above all, bring me something in your pocket." "I'll bring you a pineapple," said Marcel as he evaporated.
He dressed himself hastily; the dress-coat fit him like a glove.

Then he went out by the second door of the studio.
Schaunard set himself to work.

When it was fairly night, Monsieur Blancheron heard the clock strike six, and remembered that he had not dined.

He informed Schaunard of the fact.
"I am in the same position," said the other, "but to oblige you, I will go without today, though I had an invitation in the Faubourg St.
Germain.

But we can't break off now, it might spoil the resemblance." And he painted away harder than ever.


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