"And do you approve, do you encourage her sentiments for M.Larinski ?" Mlle.

Moiseney started; she had been far from suspecting that Count Larinski had specially impressed Mlle.

Moriaz, and, as on certain occasions her mind worked rapidly, she understood immediately all the consequences of this prodigious event.

There was a cloud before her eyes, and in this cloud she beheld all manner of things, both pleasing and displeasing to her; her mouth open, she strove to clear her ideas.
She said to herself: "It is an imprudent act; not only that, it cannot be;" but she also said: "Mlle.

Antoinette can no more make a mistake than the Queen of England can; because she wishes it, she is right in wishing it." Mlle.