The other murmured: "Yes, I shall stay a little longer. It is not late."

Forestier rose. "Well, good-night, then. Till to-morrow. Don't forget.

Seventeen Rue Fontaine, at half-past seven."

"That is settled. Till to-morrow. Thanks."

They shook hands, and the journalist walked away.

As soon as he had disappeared Duroy felt himself free, and again he

joyfully felt the two pieces of gold in his pocket; then rising, he

began to traverse the crowd, which he followed with his eyes.

He soon caught sight of the two women, the blonde and the brunette, who

were still making their way, with their proud bearing of beggars,

through the throng of men.

He went straight up to them, and when he was quite close he no longer

dared to do anything.

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