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To Paris And Prison: Paris

CHAPTER VII
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He was most likely pleased with our appearance, for the gate was opened and we went in.

A woman, blind of one eye, about forty years old, but with a remnant of beauty, came up, saluted us politely, and enquired whether we wished to have dinner.

Our answer being affirmative, she took us to a fine room in which we found fourteen young women, all very handsome, and dressed alike in muslin.

As we entered the room, they rose and made us a graceful reverence; they were all about the same age, some with light hair, some with dark; every taste could be satisfied.

We passed them in review, addressing a few words to each, and made our choice.


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