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"
But
it
surely
can
’
t
be
catching
,
"
he
insisted
.
"
I
told
him
that
it
was
all
the
same
to
me
.
"
Ah
,
I
see
!
Monsieur
is
like
me
,
a
fatalist
.
"
"
I
had
said
nothing
of
the
sort
and
in
any
case
,
I
am
not
a
fatalist
.
I
told
him
as
much
…
"
From
here
on
Tarrou
’
s
notebooks
start
to
give
rather
more
details
about
this
unknown
illness
which
was
already
causing
concern
among
the
public
.
Noting
that
the
little
old
man
had
finally
got
his
cats
back
after
the
disappearance
of
the
rats
,
and
was
patiently
adjusting
his
aim
,
Tarrou
added
that
one
could
already
mention
a
dozen
cases
of
this
infection
,
in
most
of
which
it
had
proved
fatal
.
Finally
,
for
the
record
,
one
may
copy
Tarrou
’
s
portrait
of
Dr
Rieux
.
As
far
as
the
narrator
can
judge
,
it
is
quite
accurate
:
"
Appears
thirty
-
five
years
old
.
Medium
height
.
Broad
shouldered
.
Almost
rectangular
face
.
Dark
,
straight
eyes
,
but
protruding
jaw
.
His
strong
nose
is
regular
.
Black
hair
,
cut
very
short
.
The
mouth
is
a
bow
with
full
lips
,
almost
always
tight
shut
.
He
looks
rather
like
a
Sicilian
peasant
with
his
bronzed
skin
,
his
black
body
hair
and
his
clothes
,
which
suit
him
,
but
are
always
in
dark
colours
.
"
He
walks
fast
.
He
steps
off
the
pavement
without
altering
his
pace
,
but
two
times
out
of
three
goes
up
onto
the
opposite
pavement
with
a
little
jump
.
He
is
absent
-
minded
when
driving
and
often
leaves
his
car
’
s
indicators
up
even
after
he
has
taken
a
bend
.
Never
wears
a
hat
.
Looks
as
if
he
knows
what
is
going
on
.
"
Tarrou
’
s
figures
were
correct
.
Dr
Rieux
knew
what
was
up
.
Once
the
concierge
’
s
body
had
been
put
in
isolation
,
he
telephoned
Richard
to
ask
him
about
these
inguinal
infections
.
