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611
On
Thursday
evening
the
Forestiers
left
town
.
612
Charles
's
absence
gave
Duroy
a
more
important
position
on
"
La
Vie
Francaise
.
"
Only
one
matter
arose
to
annoy
him
,
otherwise
his
sky
was
cloudless
.
613
An
insignificant
paper
,
"
La
Plume
,
"
attacked
him
constantly
,
or
rather
attacked
the
editor
of
the
"
Echoes
"
of
"
La
Vie
Francaise
.
"
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614
Jacques
Rival
said
to
him
one
day
:
"
You
are
very
forbearing
.
"
615
"
What
should
I
do
?
It
is
no
direct
attack
.
"
616
But
,
one
afternoon
when
he
entered
the
office
,
Boisrenard
handed
him
a
number
of
"
La
Plume
.
"
617
"
See
,
here
is
another
unpleasant
remark
for
you
.
"
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618
"
Relative
to
what
?
"
619
"
To
the
arrest
of
one
Dame
Aubert
.
"
620
Georges
took
the
paper
and
read
a
scathing
personal
denunciation
.
Duroy
,
it
seems
,
had
written
an
item
claiming
that
Dame
Aubert
who
,
as
the
editor
of
"
La
Plume
,
"
claimed
,
had
been
put
under
arrest
,
was
a
myth
.
The
latter
retaliated
by
accusing
Duroy
of
receiving
bribes
and
of
suppressing
matter
that
should
be
published
.