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"Monsieur, look at this fool..." "He's been making me suffer for too long. I don't want to hear any more talk about him." "Monsieur is angry." "Yes, I am very angry." "That won't happen any more." MONSIEUR LOOK AT THIS FOOL HE'S BEEN MAKING ME SUFFER FOR TOO LONG I DON'T WANT TO HEAR ANY MORE TALK ABOUT HIM MONSIEUR IS ANGRY YES I AM VERY ANGRY THAT WON'T HAPPEN ANY MORE
demoiselle came up to me. "But Mademoiselle, what's been so extraordinary, then? Have I been any different today from my usual self?" "I wish him to leave." "I will leave. I haven't done him any wrong." "Excuse me, but Monsieur l'Abbé was invited, and..." "He let himself down by inviting the abbé and then letting me in and with me so many other hangers-on like me." "Come on, my dear Rameau. You must apologize to Monsieur l'Abbé." "I don't want his pardon..." "Come on, come on--all this will sort itself out." They took me by the hand and dragged me towards the abbé's armchair. I held out my arms. I looked at the abbé with a sort of admiration, for who had ever made an apology to the abbé? "Abbé," I said to him, "abbé, all this is really silly, isn't it?" And then I started to laugh, and so did he. So right there I was forgiven in that quarter. But I had to tackle the other one, and what I had to say to him was a different game altogether. I don't know much about how I framed my apology. HAT PULLED DOWN MORE THAN USUAL AND HIS FIST ON HIS CHIN MADEMOISELLE CAME UP TO ME BUT MADEMOISELLE WHAT'S BEEN SO EXTRAORDINARY THEN HAVE I BEEN ANY DIFFERENT TO DAY FROM MY USUAL SELF I WISH HIM TO LEAVE I WILL LEAVE I HAVEN'T DONE HIM ANY WRONG EXCUSE ME BUT MONSIEUR L'ABBE WAS INVITED AND HE LET HIMSELF DOWN BY INVITING THE ABBE AND THEN LETTING ME IN AND WITH ME SO MANY OTHER HANGERS ON LIKE ME COME ON MY DEAR RAMEAUD YOU MUST APOLOGIZE TO MONSIEUR L'ABBE I DON'T WANT HIS PARDON COME ON COME ON ALL THIS WILL SORT ITSELF OUT THEY TOOK ME BY THE HAND AND DRAGGED ME TOWARDS THE ABBE'S ARM CHAIR I HELD OUT MY ARMS I LOOKED AT THE ABBE WITH A SORT OF ADMIRATION FOR WHO HAD EVER MADE AN APOLOGY TO THE ABBE ABBE I SAID TO HIM ABBE ALL THIS IS REALLY SILLY ISN'T IT AND THEN I STARTED TO LAUGH AND SO HE SO RIGHT THERE I WAS FORGIVEN IN THAT QUARTER BUT I HAD TO TACKLE THE OTHER ONE AND WHAT I HAD TO SAY TO HIM WAS A DIFFERENT GAME ALTOGETHER I DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT HOW I FRAMED MY APOLOGY
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