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She
wanted
to
see
his
lodgings
;
thought
them
poor
.
He
blushed
at
them
,
but
she
did
not
notice
this
,
then
advised
him
to
buy
some
curtains
like
hers
,
and
as
he
objected
to
the
expense
--
"
Ah
!
ah
!
you
care
for
your
money
,
"
she
said
laughing
.
Each
time
Leon
had
to
tell
her
everything
that
he
had
done
since
their
last
meeting
.
She
asked
him
for
some
verses
--
some
verses
"
for
herself
,
"
a
"
love
poem
"
in
honour
of
her
.
But
he
never
succeeded
in
getting
a
rhyme
for
the
second
verse
;
and
at
last
ended
by
copying
a
sonnet
in
a
"
Keepsake
.
"
This
was
less
from
vanity
than
from
the
one
desire
of
pleasing
her
.
He
did
not
question
her
ideas
;
he
accepted
all
her
tastes
;
he
was
rather
becoming
her
mistress
than
she
his
.
She
had
tender
words
and
kisses
that
thrilled
his
soul
.
Where
could
she
have
learnt
this
corruption
almost
incorporeal
in
the
strength
of
its
profanity
and
dissimulation
?
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During
the
journeys
he
made
to
see
her
,
Leon
had
often
dined
at
the
chemist
's
,
and
he
felt
obliged
from
politeness
to
invite
him
in
turn
.
"
With
pleasure
!
"
Monsieur
Homais
replied
;
"
besides
,
I
must
invigorate
my
mind
,
for
I
am
getting
rusty
here
.
We
'll
go
to
the
theatre
,
to
the
restaurant
;
we
'll
make
a
night
of
it
.
"
"
Oh
,
my
dear
!
"
tenderly
murmured
Madame
Homais
,
alarmed
at
the
vague
perils
he
was
preparing
to
brave
.
"
Well
,
what
?
Do
you
think
I
'm
not
sufficiently
ruining
my
health
living
here
amid
the
continual
emanations
of
the
pharmacy
?
But
there
!
that
is
the
way
with
women
!
They
are
jealous
of
science
,
and
then
are
opposed
to
our
taking
the
most
legitimate
distractions
.
No
matter
!
Count
upon
me
.
One
of
these
days
I
shall
turn
up
at
Rouen
,
and
we
'll
go
the
pace
together
.
"
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The
druggist
would
formerly
have
taken
good
care
not
to
use
such
an
expression
,
but
he
was
cultivating
a
gay
Parisian
style
,
which
he
thought
in
the
best
taste
;
and
,
like
his
neighbour
,
Madame
Bovary
,
he
questioned
the
clerk
curiously
about
the
customs
of
the
capital
;
he
even
talked
slang
to
dazzle
the
bourgeois
,
saying
bender
,
crummy
,
dandy
,
macaroni
,
the
cheese
,
cut
my
stick
and
"
I
'll
hook
it
,
"
for
"
I
am
going
.
"
So
one
Thursday
Emma
was
surprised
to
meet
Monsieur
Homais
in
the
kitchen
of
the
"
Lion
d'Or
,
"
wearing
a
traveller
's
costume
,
that
is
to
say
,
wrapped
in
an
old
cloak
which
no
one
knew
he
had
,
while
he
carried
a
valise
in
one
hand
and
the
foot-warmer
of
his
establishment
in
the
other
.
He
had
confided
his
intentions
to
no
one
,
for
fear
of
causing
the
public
anxiety
by
his
absence
.