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    ”nononsense,caderousse”

    ”iyselfasfloorpolisher.”

    ”therooareallcarpeted.”

    ”ustbeedtoigi.”

    ”thatisthebestplan,believe.”

    ”try,atleast,togiveanideaofitis.”

    ”hoani”

    ”nothingiseasier.isitlarge”

    ”ddling.”

    ”hed”

    ”faith,ishouldrequirepen,ink,andpapertokeaplan.”

    ”theyareallhere,”saidan

    oldsecretaryasheetofepaperandpenandink.”here,”said

    yboy.”aookthepen

    perceptiblesleandbegan.”thehouse,asisaid,isbetween

    theurtandthegarden;inthishe

    gardeandthehouse.

    ”highwalls”

    ”haorte.”

    ”thatisnotprudent,”saidcaderousse.

    ”iareetreesinpots,turf,andclusofflowers.”

    ”andraps”

    ”no.”

    ”thestables”

    ”areohersideofthegate,here.”andandrea

    ntinuedhisplan.

    ”letusseethegroundfloor,”saidcaderousse.

    ”onthegroundfloor,diningroots,billiardroo

    staircaseinthehall,andalittlebackstaircase.”

    ”windows”

    ”gnifitanof

    yoursizeshouldpassthrougheachfra.”

    ”hedevilhavetheyanystairshsudows”

    ”luxuryhaseverything.”

    ”butshutters”

    ”yes,buttheyareneverused.thatuntofntecristoisan

    inal,olookattheskyevenatnight.”

    ”andheservantssleep”

    ”oh,theyhaveahousetotheelves.picturetoyourselfapretty

    achhouseattherighthandsideheladdersarekept.well,

    overthatas,hbellsrresponding

    ents.”

    ”ah,diablebellsdidyousay”

    ”ean”

    ”oh,nothingionlysaytheystaloadofohang,andis

    theuseoftheishouldliketoknow”

    ”thereusedtobeadogletlooseintheyardatnight,butithasbeen

    takentothehouseatauteuil,tothatyouto,youknow.”

    ”yes.”

    ”ioerday,youareirudent,nsieurunt;

    foroauteuilandtakeyourservantsthehouseisleft

    unprotected.well,saidhe,edayyou

    willberobbed.”

    ”didheanswer”

    ”hequietlysaid,”

    ”andrea,hehassosecretaryhaspring.”

    ”howdoyouknow”

    ”yes,chesthethiefinatrapandplaysatune.iold

    therethelastexhibition.”

    ”hehassilyahogaary,inhekeyisal.”

    ”andheisnotrobbed”

    ”no;hisservantsarealldevotedtohi”

    ”thereoughttobesohatsecretary”

    ”thereybe.hereis.”

    ”and”

    ”onthefirstfloor.”

    ”sketchtheplanofthatfloor,asyouhavedohegroundfloor,

    boy.”

    ”thatisverysile.”aookthepen.”onthefirststory,doyou

    see,thereistheanteroohtofthe

    dra,alibraryandastudy;totheleft,abedroonda

    dressingroothefausse.”

    ”istherea”

    ”t,

    edanaheplan,andappearedasasllsquareadded

    tothere.ethoughtful.”doeshe

    oftengotoauteuil”addedhe.

    ”tesaorroance,heisgoingto

    spendthedayandnightthere.”

    ”areyousureofit”

    ”hehasiodihere.”

    ”theresalifeforyou,”saidcaderousse;”atory

    house.”

    ”thatisitistoberich.”

    ”andshallyoudihere”

    ”probably.”

    ”here,doyousleepthere”

    ”ifilike;iathothere.”an,as

    iftogetatthetruthfrohebottofhisheart.butandreadrew

    acigarcasefroispocket,tookahavana,quietlylitit,andbegan

    sking.”o

    caderousse.

    ”no.”aookfiveandthis

    pocket.

    ”yellohankyou.”

    ”oh,youdespisethe”

    ”orary,iesteehebut.”

    ”yougetheidiot;goldishfivesous.”

    ”exactly;andheaderousse,lay

    handsonhianddenderspayhiheirrentingold.no

    nonsense,goodfelloply,roundinshtheheadof

    sonar.anybodyypossessafivefrancpiece.”

    ”butdoyousupposeicarryfivehundredfrancsabouteishould

    aporter.”

    ”hyourporter;heistobetrusted.iallfor

    the”

    ”today”

    ”no,torroetoday.”

    ”orrooauteuil.”

    ”yidependonit”

    ”certainly.”

    ”becauseishallsecurehousekeeperorengthofit.”

    ”any

    re”

    ”never.”ythatandreafearedheshouldbe

    obligedtonoticethege.heredoubledhisgayetyandcarelessness.

    ”holyyouare,”saidcaderousse;”onewouldsayyouwere

    alreadyinpossessionofyourproperty.”

    ”no,unfortunately;butainit”

    ”well”

    ”ishallreeroldfriends,itellyouthat.”

    ”yes,sinery.”

    ”doyoue”

    ”ianideai,goingtogiveyouanotherpieceofgood

    advice.”

    ”isit”

    ”toleavebehindyouthediandyouhaveonyer.h

    getintotrouble.youebyyourfolly.”

    ”howso”saidandrea.

    ”hoonalivery,youdisguiseyourselfasaservant,a

    keepadiandonyerhfourorfivethousandfrancs.”

    ”youguesswell.”

    ”ikhingofdiands;ihavehadso.”

    ”youdoingangry,

    ascaderoussefeared,atthision,quietlyresighering.

    caderousselookedsocloselyatitthatahewas

    exaningtoseeifalltheedges.

    ”itisafalsediand,”saidcaderousse.

    ”youarejokingnow,”repliedandrea.

    ”donotbeangry,ryit.”caderoussetotheouched

    theglas**,andfoundit.

    ”nfiteor,”saidondonhislittlefinger;

    ”iistaken;butthosethievesofjew

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