He went to see her the following day, in the little flat in the Boulevard Saint-Michel.

He was not in the habit of going thither.

He did not particularly care to meet Madame Nanteuil; she bored him and embarrassed him, although she was extremely polite to him, even to obsequiousness.
It was she who received him in the little drawing-room.

She thanked him for his interest in Felicie's health, and informed him that she had been restless and unwell the night before, but was now feeling better.
"She is in her bedroom, working at her part.

I will tell her that you are here.