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He
did
not
find
Mme.
Walter
in
the
place
in
which
he
had
left
her
,
and
was
surprised
.
She
had
gone
.
He
was
furious
.
Then
he
thought
she
might
be
looking
for
him
,
and
he
walked
around
the
church
.
Not
finding
her
,
he
returned
and
seated
himself
on
the
chair
she
had
occupied
,
hoping
that
she
would
rejoin
him
there
.
Soon
he
heard
the
sound
of
a
voice
.
He
saw
no
one
;
whence
came
it
?
He
rose
to
examine
into
it
,
and
saw
in
a
chapel
near
by
,
the
doors
of
the
confessionals
.
He
drew
nearer
in
order
to
see
the
woman
whose
voice
he
heard
.
He
recognized
Mme.
Walter
;
she
was
confessing
.
At
first
he
felt
a
desire
to
seize
her
by
the
arm
and
drag
her
away
;
then
he
seated
himself
near
by
and
bided
his
time
.
He
waited
quite
awhile
.
At
length
Mme.
Walter
rose
,
turned
,
saw
him
and
came
toward
him
.
Her
face
was
cold
and
severe
.
"
Sir
,
"
said
she
,
"
I
beseech
you
not
to
accompany
me
,
not
to
follow
me
and
not
to
come
to
my
house
alone
.
You
will
not
be
admitted
.
Adieu
!
"
And
she
walked
away
in
a
dignified
manner
.
He
permitted
her
to
go
,
because
it
was
against
his
principles
to
force
matters
.
As
the
priest
in
his
turn
issued
from
the
confessional
,
he
advanced
toward
him
and
said
:
"
If
you
did
not
wear
a
gown
,
I
would
give
you
a
sound
thrashing
.
"
Then
he
turned
upon
his
heel
and
left
the
church
whistling
.
In
the
doorway
he
met
the
stout
gentleman
.
When
Du
Roy
passed
him
,
they
bowed
.
The
journalist
then
repaired
to
the
office
of
"
La
Vie
Francaise
.
"
As
he
entered
he
saw
by
the
clerks
'
busy
air
that
something
of
importance
was
going
on
,
and
he
hastened
to
the
manager
's
room
.
The
latter
exclaimed
joyfully
as
Du
Roy
entered
:
"
What
luck
!
here
is
Bel-Ami
.
"
He
stopped
in
confusion
and
apologized
:
"
I
beg
your
pardon
,
I
am
very
much
bothered
by
circumstances
.
And
then
I
hear
my
wife
and
daughter
call
you
Bel-Ami
from
morning
until
night
,
and
I
have
acquired
the
habit
myself
.
Are
you
displeased
?
"
Georges
laughed
.
"
Not
at
all
.
"
M.
Walter
continued
:
"
Very
well
,
then
I
will
call
you
Bel-Ami
as
everyone
else
does
.
Great
changes
have
taken
place
.
The
ministry
has
been
overthrown
.
Marrot
is
to
form
a
new
cabinet
.
He
has
chosen
General
Boutin
d'Acre
as
minister
of
war
,
and
our
friend
Laroche
-
Mathieu
as
minister
of
foreign
affairs
.
We
shall
be
very
busy
.
I
must
write
a
leading
article
,
a
simple
declaration
of
principles
;
then
I
must
have
something
interesting
on
the
Morocco
question
--
you
must
attend
to
that
.
"
Du
Roy
reflected
a
moment
and
then
replied
:
"
I
have
it
.
I
will
give
you
an
article
on
the
political
situation
of
our
African
colony
,
"
and
he
proceeded
to
prepare
M.
Walter
an
outline
of
his
work
,
which
was
nothing
but
a
modification
of
his
first
article
on
"
Souvenirs
of
a
Soldier
in
Africa
.
"
The
manager
having
read
the
article
said
:
"
It
is
perfect
;
you
are
a
treasure
.
Many
thanks
.
"
