MONSIEUR TROUSQUIN.

Ah! here you are at last, you cursed street walker!--Farther away, in

the background--(_To his wife._) You'll pay me for this, that's all I've

got to say to you!--Farther away, in the background, that wretched

creature whom the guards are taking away, and who is struggling and

writhing as if he had the colic, is a deserter, who has just deserted

and was going to the enemy's camp on treason bent; his business will

soon be settled; he'll be shot and then hung.

MADAME TROUSQUIN. (_during her husband's explanation_).

Hoity-toity! what are you making so much noise about? Didn't I have to

put Fifi to bed and make the soup? And I'd like to know if it ain't a

good, long walk from the Champs-Élysées to Rue Jean-Pain-Mollet!

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