I promised her I would inquire, and let her know.

“And pray, ma'am, is Madame Duval with her now?”

And several other questions she asked me, with a childish simplicity

that was very diverting. She took the whole for a true story, and was

quite eager to know what was become of all the people. And when I said I

would inquire, and tell her when we next met.

“Oh, but, ma'am,” she said, “had not you better write it down, because

then there would be more of it, you know?”

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