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Next
he
carelessly
showed
her
several
new
goods
,
not
one
of
which
,
however
,
was
in
his
opinion
worthy
of
madame
.
"
When
I
think
that
there
's
a
dress
at
threepence-halfpenny
a
yard
,
and
warranted
fast
colours
!
And
yet
they
actually
swallow
it
!
Of
course
you
understand
one
does
n't
tell
them
what
it
really
is
!
"
He
hoped
by
this
confession
of
dishonesty
to
others
to
quite
convince
her
of
his
probity
to
her
.
Then
he
called
her
back
to
show
her
three
yards
of
guipure
that
he
had
lately
picked
up
"
at
a
sale
.
"
"
Is
n't
it
lovely
?
"
said
Lheureux
.
"
It
is
very
much
used
now
for
the
backs
of
arm-chairs
.
It
's
quite
the
rage
.
"
And
,
more
ready
than
a
juggler
,
he
wrapped
up
the
guipure
in
some
blue
paper
and
put
it
in
Emma
's
hands
.
"
But
at
least
let
me
know
--
"
"
Yes
,
another
time
,
"
he
replied
,
turning
on
his
heel
.
That
same
evening
she
urged
Bovary
to
write
to
his
mother
,
to
ask
her
to
send
as
quickly
as
possible
the
whole
of
the
balance
due
from
the
father
's
estate
.
The
mother-in-law
replied
that
she
had
nothing
more
,
the
winding
up
was
over
,
and
there
was
due
to
them
besides
Barneville
an
income
of
six
hundred
francs
,
that
she
would
pay
them
punctually
.
Then
Madame
Bovary
sent
in
accounts
to
two
or
three
patients
,
and
she
made
large
use
of
this
method
,
which
was
very
successful
.
She
was
always
careful
to
add
a
postscript
:
"
Do
not
mention
this
to
my
husband
;
you
know
how
proud
he
is
.
Excuse
me
.
Yours
obediently
.
"
There
were
some
complaints
;
she
intercepted
them
.
To
get
money
she
began
selling
her
old
gloves
,
her
old
hats
,
the
old
odds
and
ends
,
and
she
bargained
rapaciously
,
her
peasant
blood
standing
her
in
good
stead
.
Then
on
her
journey
to
town
she
picked
up
nick-nacks
secondhand
,
that
,
in
default
of
anyone
else
,
Monsieur
Lheureux
would
certainly
take
off
her
hands
.
She
bought
ostrich
feathers
,
Chinese
porcelain
,
and
trunks
;
she
borrowed
from
Felicite
,
from
Madame
Lefrancois
,
from
the
landlady
at
the
Croix-Rouge
,
from
everybody
,
no
matter
where
.
