The book Hunter in Paris Studies Among the Bookstalls And the Quays
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" " And you were really born on the gth of April, 1812?" "Yes, monsieur. " " Then the invitation is for you. " ' I was very much upset, for I am not rich. It is necessary for me to earn my daily bread every day, and I could not put my poor suffering wife at the stall. I tried to find out the name of the President of the assizes. It was a M. De Lafaulotte, who was one of my customers. Then I went to him. I rang ; the door was opened, and I asked: "M. De Lafaulotte, if you please?" "He is here, m...onsieur. " "Can I speak to him?" "Yes, monsieur, if you will come in. " ' I was shown into a room, and there I saw M. De Lafaulotte, whom I knew well. I took off my hat, I went forward, and I said : " Good-morning, monsieur ; you don't recognise me, but I know you well. I am M. Debas; I sell second-hand books opposite the Hotel du Prince de Chimay, and I have had the honour to sell you a few. " " Ah ! very good, very good ! I know you. Well, what can I do for you, my good fellow?" " Mon- sieur, I have received a summons for the assizes ; I am on the jury ; but, monsieur, I do not 'keep a bookshop mine is only a bookstall, and never has a bookstall man been on a jury.
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" " And you were really born on the gth of April, 1812?" "Yes, monsieur. " " Then the invitation is for you. " ' I was very much upset, for I am not rich. It is necessary for me to earn my daily bread every day, and I could not put my poor suffering wife at the stall. I tried to find out the name of the President of the assizes. It was a M. De Lafaulotte, who was one of my customers. Then I went to him. I rang ; the door was opened, and I asked: "M. De Lafaulotte, if you please?" "He is here, m...onsieur. " "Can I speak to him?" "Yes, monsieur, if you will come in. " ' I was shown into a room, and there I saw M. De Lafaulotte, whom I knew well. I took off my hat, I went forward, and I said : " Good-morning, monsieur ; you don't recognise me, but I know you well. I am M. Debas; I sell second-hand books opposite the Hotel du Prince de Chimay, and I have had the honour to sell you a few. " " Ah ! very good, very good ! I know you. Well, what can I do for you, my good fellow?" " Mon- sieur, I have received a summons for the assizes ; I am on the jury ; but, monsieur, I do not 'keep a bookshop mine is only a bookstall, and never has a bookstall man been on a jury.
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