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531
"
'
At
all
events
,
you
wo
n't
deny
this
,
'
I
said
,
'
that
being
honored
by
your
permission
to
converse
,
I
ought
to
know
how
to
address
you
.
Shall
I
say
Madame
la
Comtesse
?
'
532
"
She
laughed
,
and
she
would
,
no
doubt
,
have
met
me
with
another
evasion
--
if
,
indeed
,
I
can
treat
any
occurrence
in
an
interview
every
circumstance
of
which
was
prearranged
,
as
I
now
believe
,
with
the
profoundest
cunning
,
as
liable
to
be
modified
by
accident
.
533
"
'
As
to
that
,
'
she
began
;
but
she
was
interrupted
,
almost
as
she
opened
her
lips
,
by
a
gentleman
,
dressed
in
black
,
who
looked
particularly
elegant
and
distinguished
,
with
this
drawback
,
that
his
face
was
the
most
deadly
pale
I
ever
saw
,
except
in
death
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534
He
was
in
no
masquerade
--
in
the
plain
evening
dress
of
a
gentleman
;
and
he
said
,
without
a
smile
,
but
with
a
courtly
and
unusually
low
bow
:
--
535
"
'
Will
Madame
la
Comtesse
permit
me
to
say
a
very
few
words
which
may
interest
her
?
'
536
"
The
lady
turned
quickly
to
him
,
and
touched
her
lip
in
token
of
silence
;
she
then
said
to
me
,
'
Keep
my
place
for
me
,
General
;
I
shall
return
when
I
have
said
a
few
words
.
'
537
"
And
with
this
injunction
,
playfully
given
,
she
walked
a
little
aside
with
the
gentleman
in
black
,
and
talked
for
some
minutes
,
apparently
very
earnestly
.
They
then
walked
away
slowly
together
in
the
crowd
,
and
I
lost
them
for
some
minutes
.
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538
"
I
spent
the
interval
in
cudgeling
my
brains
for
a
conjecture
as
to
the
identity
of
the
lady
who
seemed
to
remember
me
so
kindly
,
and
I
was
thinking
of
turning
about
and
joining
in
the
conversation
between
my
pretty
ward
and
the
Countess
's
daughter
,
and
trying
whether
,
by
the
time
she
returned
,
I
might
not
have
a
surprise
in
store
for
her
,
by
having
her
name
,
title
,
chateau
,
and
estates
at
my
fingers
'
ends
.
But
at
this
moment
she
returned
,
accompanied
by
the
pale
man
in
black
,
who
said
:
539
"
'
I
shall
return
and
inform
Madame
la
Comtesse
when
her
carriage
is
at
the
door
.
'
540
"
He
withdrew
with
a
bow
.
"