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He
showed
her
the
letter
in
which
his
mother
told
the
event
without
any
sentimental
hypocrisy
.
She
only
regretted
her
husband
had
not
received
the
consolations
of
religion
,
as
he
had
died
at
Daudeville
,
in
the
street
,
at
the
door
of
a
cafe
after
a
patriotic
dinner
with
some
ex-officers
.
Emma
gave
him
back
the
letter
;
then
at
dinner
,
for
appearance
's
sake
,
she
affected
a
certain
repugnance
.
But
as
he
urged
her
to
try
,
she
resolutely
began
eating
,
while
Charles
opposite
her
sat
motionless
in
a
dejected
attitude
.
Now
and
then
he
raised
his
head
and
gave
her
a
long
look
full
of
distress
.
Once
he
sighed
,
"
I
should
have
liked
to
see
him
again
!
"
She
was
silent
.
At
last
,
understanding
that
she
must
say
something
,
"
How
old
was
your
father
?
"
she
asked
.
"
Fifty-eight
.
"
"
Ah
!
"
And
that
was
all
.
A
quarter
of
an
hour
after
he
added
,
"
My
poor
mother
!
what
will
become
of
her
now
?
"
She
made
a
gesture
that
signified
she
did
not
know
.
Seeing
her
so
taciturn
,
Charles
imagined
her
much
affected
,
and
forced
himself
to
say
nothing
,
not
to
reawaken
this
sorrow
which
moved
him
.
And
,
shaking
off
his
own
--
