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Notre-Dame de Paris

CHAPTER V
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We shall see which will carry the day, grimaces or polite literature." Alas! he had been left the sole spectator of his piece.

It was far worse than it had been a little while before.

He no longer beheld anything but backs.
I am mistaken.

The big, patient man, whom he had already consulted in a critical moment, had remained with his face turned towards the stage.

As for Gisquette and Lienarde, they had deserted him long ago.
Gringoire was touched to the heart by the fidelity of his only spectator.


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