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61
At
first
you
would
only
get
two
hundred
and
fifty
francs
a
month
but
your
cab
fare
would
be
paid
.
Shall
I
speak
to
the
manager
?
"
62
"
If
you
will
.
"
63
"
Well
,
then
come
and
dine
with
me
to-morrow
;
I
will
only
ask
five
or
six
to
meet
you
;
the
manager
,
M.
Walter
,
his
wife
,
with
Jacques
Rival
,
and
Norbert
de
Varenne
whom
you
have
just
seen
,
and
also
a
friend
of
Mme.
Forestier
,
Will
you
come
?
"
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64
Duroy
hesitated
,
blushing
and
perplexed
.
Finally
he
,
murmured
:
"
I
have
no
suitable
clothes
.
"
65
Forestier
was
amazed
.
"
You
have
no
dress
suit
?
Egad
,
that
is
indispensable
.
In
Paris
,
it
is
better
to
have
no
bed
than
no
clothes
.
"
Then
,
fumbling
in
his
vest-pocket
,
he
drew
from
it
two
louis
,
placed
them
before
his
companion
,
and
said
kindly
:
"
You
can
repay
me
when
it
is
convenient
.
Buy
yourself
what
you
need
and
pay
an
installment
on
it
.
And
come
and
dine
with
us
at
half
past
seven
,
at
17
Rue
Fontaine
.
"
66
In
confusion
Duroy
picked
up
the
money
and
stammered
:
"
You
are
very
kind
--
I
am
much
obliged
--
be
sure
I
shall
not
forget
.
"
67
Forestier
interrupted
him
:
"
That
's
all
right
,
take
another
glass
of
beer
.
Waiter
,
two
more
glasses
!
"
When
he
had
paid
the
score
,
the
journalist
asked
:
"
Would
you
like
a
stroll
for
an
hour
?
"
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68
"
Certainly
.
"
69
They
turned
toward
the
Madeleine
.
"
What
shall
we
do
?
"
asked
Forestier
.
"
They
say
that
in
Paris
an
idler
can
always
find
amusement
,
but
it
is
not
true
.
70
A
turn
in
the
Bois
is
only
enjoyable
if
you
have
a
lady
with
you
,
and
that
is
a
rare
occurrence
.
The
cafe
concerts
may
divert
my
tailor
and
his
wife
,
but
they
do
not
interest
me
.
So
what
can
we
do
?
Nothing
!
There
ought
to
be
a
summer
garden
here
,
open
at
night
,
where
a
man
could
listen
to
good
music
while
drinking
beneath
the
trees
.
It
would
be
a
pleasant
lounging
place
.
You
could
walk
in
alleys
bright
with
electric
light
and
seat
yourself
where
you
pleased
to
hear
the
music
.
It
would
be
charming
.
Where
would
you
like
to
go
?
"