Louise resumed:--"I asked M. Ferrand by what means I could conceal my shame. Interrupting me with indignation, and a feigned surprise, he pretended not to understand me; he asked me if I were mad; frightened, I cried, 'But, my God, what do you wish to become of me now? If you have no pity on me, have at least some pity on your child!' 'What a horror!' cried he, raising his hands toward heaven. 'How, wretch! You have the audacity to accuse me of being corrupt enough to descend to a girl of your class! you have effrontery enough to accuse me!--I, who have a hundred times repeated before the most respectable witnesses that you would be ruined, vile wanton. Leave my house this moment--I thrust you from my door.
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thirteen hundred francs, traveling clerk, name dishonored, diamond broker, old darling, twenty sous, little cripple, forty thousand francs, fifteen francs, furnished lodgings, little secretary, first grief Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Saint Remy, Miss Dimpleton, Jacques Ferrand, Madame de Lucenay, Mont Saint Jean, Saint Lazare, Rue du Temple, Madame de Fermont, Sir Walter, Madame Armand, Louise Morel, Madame George, Petit Jean, Charles Robert, Mother Bouvard, Papa Cretu, Champs Elysees, Francois Germain, Daddy Micou, Duke de Lucenay, Quai de Billy, Countess M'Gregor, Duchess de Lucenay, Jerome Morel, Madame Pipelet New!
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