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331
"
Mme
.
Giry
.
You
know
me
well
enough
,
sir
;
I
m
the
mother
of
little
Giry
,
little
Meg
,
what
!
"
332
This
was
said
in
so
rough
and
solemn
a
tone
that
,
for
a
moment
,
M
.
Richard
was
impressed
.
He
looked
at
Mme
.
Giry
,
in
her
faded
shawl
,
her
worn
shoes
,
her
old
taffeta
dress
and
dingy
bonnet
.
It
was
quite
evident
from
the
manager
s
attitude
,
that
he
either
did
not
know
or
could
not
remember
having
met
Mme
.
Giry
,
nor
even
little
Giry
,
nor
even
"
little
Meg
!
"
But
Mme
.
Giry
s
pride
was
so
great
that
the
celebrated
box
-
keeper
imagined
that
everybody
knew
her
.
333
"
Never
heard
of
her
!
"
the
manager
declared
.
"
But
that
s
no
reason
,
Mme
.
Giry
,
why
I
shouldn
t
ask
you
what
happened
last
night
to
make
you
and
the
inspector
call
in
a
municipal
guard
.
"
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334
"
I
was
just
wanting
to
see
you
,
sir
,
and
talk
to
you
about
it
,
so
that
you
mightn
t
have
the
same
unpleasantness
as
M
.
Debienne
and
M
.
Poligny
.
They
wouldn
t
listen
to
me
either
,
at
first
.
"
335
"
I
m
not
asking
you
about
all
that
.
I
m
asking
what
happened
last
night
.
"
336
Mme
.
Giry
turned
purple
with
indignation
.
Never
had
she
been
spoken
to
like
that
.
She
rose
as
though
to
go
,
gathering
up
the
folds
of
her
skirt
and
waving
the
feathers
of
her
dingy
bonnet
with
dignity
,
but
,
changing
her
mind
,
she
sat
down
again
and
said
,
in
a
haughty
voice
:
337
"
I
ll
tell
you
what
happened
.
The
ghost
was
annoyed
again
!
"
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338
Thereupon
,
as
M
.
Richard
was
on
the
point
of
bursting
out
,
M
.
339
Moncharmin
interfered
and
conducted
the
interrogatory
,
whence
it
appeared
that
Mme
.
Giry
thought
it
quite
natural
that
a
voice
should
be
heard
to
say
that
a
box
was
taken
,
when
there
was
nobody
in
the
box
.
She
was
unable
to
explain
this
phenomenon
,
which
was
not
new
to
her
,
except
by
the
intervention
of
the
ghost
.
Nobody
could
see
the
ghost
in
his
box
,
but
everybody
could
hear
him
.
She
had
often
heard
him
;
and
they
could
believe
her
,
for
she
always
spoke
the
truth
.
They
could
ask
M
.
Debienne
and
M
.
Poligny
,
and
anybody
who
knew
her
;
and
also
M
.
Isidore
Saack
,
who
had
had
a
leg
broken
by
the
ghost
!
340
"
Indeed
!
"
said
Moncharmin
,
interrupting
her
.
"
Did
the
ghost
break
poor
Isidore
Saack
s
leg
?
"