His Excellency
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共 35 段- In Chapter X., which deals with Rougon's experiences at Nior
- Then the three men drew closer, and talked on without any mi
- Some soldiers now made their appearance, and Colonel Jobelin
- Then Rougon all at once became quite calm again. His face tu
- Rougon did not allow her to finish, but took her and her hus
- He had overlooked the three men on the couch, but catching s
- She laughed louder than he did, but none the less she went o
- They all laughed at the notion. It was now dusk. When Rougon
- 'Ah! here comes the youngster! Hurry up and pay the score, o
- 'Well, good afternoon; I'm off! I can't stand it any longer!
- The stable was at the end of the garden, on the right. When
- Clorinde, on her side, wore a smiling face. She had planned
- Thereupon they began to get rather warm. They made a clean s
- Rougon had made several attempts to discover what it was tha
- When the sovereigns had reached the end of the double line,
- But the child, alarmed by the other's parchment-like visage,
- Towards half-past five o'clock, Rougon received an invitatio
- When she said this she would keep her eyes fixed upon Rougon
- There was a short pause, during which Madame Correur looked
- 'Of course! things always come all right,' said Du Poizat, r
- Bouchard, who had been appointed head of department a week p
- Then he just popped his head through the doorway and gave a
- 'What?' roared Rougon furiously. Then he sprang forward, spr
- Rougon slept soundly for nine hours. When he opened his eyes
- In the evening the prefect gave a dinner, which the official
- In their turn the two men took their places. Delestang sat d
- Rougon then entered into details. He no longer smiled, his g
- The Emperor no longer smiled. He took a few steps about the
- Pozzo went on twanging his guitar, and singing in a low voic
- However, all the other visitors were now speaking at once, a
- During the last few days his name had been indirectly mixed
- Then she began to turn all the goods over again. Nothing, ho
- M. Kahn, M. Béjuin, the colonel, indeed the whole coterie, r
- 'There is never any one here!' exclaimed La Rouquette in a l
- 'Freedom of elections is asked for; but is not universal suf