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511
"
Call
upon
Mme.
Walter
who
has
taken
a
fancy
to
you
.
But
be
guarded
as
to
your
compliments
,
for
she
is
virtuous
.
You
will
make
a
better
impression
there
by
being
careful
in
your
remarks
.
I
know
that
your
position
at
the
office
is
unsatisfactory
,
but
do
not
worry
;
all
their
employees
are
treated
alike
.
"
512
He
said
:
"
Thanks
;
you
are
an
angel
--
a
guardian
angel
.
"
513
As
he
took
his
leave
,
he
asked
again
:
"
Are
we
friends
--
is
it
settled
?
"
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514
"
It
is
.
515
"
516
Having
observed
the
effect
of
his
last
compliment
,
he
said
:
"
If
you
ever
become
a
widow
,
I
have
put
in
my
application
!
"
Then
he
left
the
room
hastily
in
order
not
to
allow
her
time
to
be
angry
.
517
Duroy
did
not
like
to
call
on
Mme.
Walter
,
for
he
had
never
been
invited
,
and
he
did
not
wish
to
commit
a
breach
of
etiquette
.
The
manager
had
been
kind
to
him
,
appreciated
his
services
,
employed
him
to
do
difficult
work
,
why
should
he
not
profit
by
that
show
of
favor
to
call
at
his
house
?
One
day
,
therefore
,
he
repaired
to
the
market
and
bought
twenty-five
pears
.
Having
carefully
arranged
them
in
a
basket
to
make
them
appear
as
if
they
came
from
a
distance
he
took
them
to
Mme.
Walter
's
door
with
his
card
on
which
was
inscribed
:
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518
"
Georges
Duroy
begs
Mme.
Walter
to
accept
the
fruit
which
hereceived
this
morning
from
Normandy
.
"
519
The
following
day
he
found
in
his
letter-box
at
the
office
an
envelope
containing
Mme
,
Walter
's
card
on
which
was
written
:
520
"
Mme.
Walter
thanks
M.
Georges
Duroy
very
much
,
and
is
at
homeon
Saturdays
.
"