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"
I
am
not
ill
.
I
have
dreamed
of
you
twice
since
the
other
night
.
"
292
Duroy
smiled
.
293
"
What
does
that
mean
?
"
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294
"
That
means
that
I
like
you
"
;
she
raised
her
eyes
to
the
young
man
's
face
,
took
his
arm
and
leaning
upon
it
,
said
:
"
Let
us
drink
a
glass
of
wine
and
then
take
a
walk
.
I
should
like
to
go
to
the
opera
like
this
,
with
you
,
to
show
you
off
.
"
295
*
*
*
296
At
daybreak
he
again
sallied
forth
to
obtain
a
"
Vie
Francaise
.
"
He
opened
the
paper
feverishly
;
his
article
was
not
there
.
On
entering
the
office
several
hours
later
,
he
said
to
M.
Walter
:
"
I
was
very
much
surprised
this
morning
not
to
see
my
second
article
on
Algeria
.
"
297
The
manager
raised
his
head
and
said
sharply
:
"
I
gave
it
to
your
friend
,
Forestier
,
and
asked
him
to
read
it
;
he
was
dissatisfied
with
it
;
it
will
have
to
be
done
over
.
"
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Without
a
word
,
Duroy
left
the
room
,
and
entering
his
friend
's
office
,
brusquely
asked
:
"
Why
did
not
my
article
appear
this
morning
?
"
299
The
journalist
,
who
was
smoking
a
cigar
,
said
calmly
:
"
The
manager
did
not
consider
it
good
,
and
bade
me
return
it
to
you
to
be
revised
.
There
it
is
.
"
Duroy
revised
it
several
times
,
only
to
have
it
rejected
.
He
said
nothing
more
of
his
"
souvenirs
,
"
but
gave
his
whole
attention
to
reporting
.
He
became
acquainted
behind
the
scenes
at
the
theaters
,
and
in
the
halls
and
corridors
of
the
chamber
of
deputies
;
he
knew
all
the
cabinet
ministers
,
generals
,
police
agents
,
princes
,
ambassadors
,
men
of
the
world
,
Greeks
,
cabmen
,
waiters
at
cafes
,
and
many
others
300
In
short
he
soon
became
a
remarkable
reporter
,
of
great
value
to
the
paper
,
so
M.
Walter
said
.
But
as
he
only
received
ten
centimes
a
line
in
addition
to
his
fixed
salary
of
two
hundred
francs
and
as
his
expenses
were
large
,
he
never
had
a
sou
.
When
he
saw
certain
of
his
associates
with
their
pockets
full
of
money
,
he
wondered
what
secret
means
they
employed
in
order
to
obtain
it
.
He
determined
to
penetrate
that
mystery
,
to
enter
into
the
association
,
to
obtrude
himself
upon
his
comrades
,
and
make
them
share
with
him
.
Often
at
evening
,
as
he
watched
the
trains
pass
his
window
,
he
dreamed
of
the
conduct
he
might
pursue
.