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"
From
Héloïse
?
"
asked
the
prince
with
a
cold
smile
that
showed
his
still
sound
,
yellowish
teeth
.
"
Yes
,
it
's
from
Julie
,
"
replied
the
princess
with
a
timid
glance
and
a
timid
smile
.
"
I
'll
let
two
more
letters
pass
,
but
the
third
I
'll
read
,
"
said
the
prince
sternly
;
"
I
'm
afraid
you
write
much
nonsense
.
I
'll
read
the
third
!
"
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"
Read
this
if
you
like
,
Father
,
"
said
the
princess
,
blushing
still
more
and
holding
out
the
letter
.
"
The
third
,
I
said
the
third
!
"
cried
the
prince
abruptly
,
pushing
the
letter
away
,
and
leaning
his
elbows
on
the
table
he
drew
toward
him
the
exercise
book
containing
geometrical
figures
.
"
Well
,
madam
,
"
he
began
,
stooping
over
the
book
close
to
his
daughter
and
placing
an
arm
on
the
back
of
the
chair
on
which
she
sat
,
so
that
she
felt
herself
surrounded
on
all
sides
by
the
acrid
scent
of
old
age
and
tobacco
,
which
she
had
known
so
long
.
"
Now
,
madam
,
these
triangles
are
equal
;
please
note
that
the
angle
ABC
...
"
The
princess
looked
in
a
scared
way
at
her
father
's
eyes
glittering
close
to
her
;
the
red
patches
on
her
face
came
and
went
,
and
it
was
plain
that
she
understood
nothing
and
was
so
frightened
that
her
fear
would
prevent
her
understanding
any
of
her
father
's
further
explanations
,
however
clear
they
might
be
.
Whether
it
was
the
teacher
's
fault
or
the
pupil
's
,
this
same
thing
happened
every
day
:
the
princess
'
eyes
grew
dim
,
she
could
not
see
and
could
not
hear
anything
,
but
was
only
conscious
of
her
stern
father
's
withered
face
close
to
her
,
of
his
breath
and
the
smell
of
him
,
and
could
think
only
of
how
to
get
away
quickly
to
her
own
room
to
make
out
the
problem
in
peace
.
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The
old
man
was
beside
himself
:
moved
the
chair
on
which
he
was
sitting
noisily
backward
and
forward
,
made
efforts
to
control
himself
and
not
become
vehement
,
but
almost
always
did
become
vehement
,
scolded
,
and
sometimes
flung
the
exercise
book
away
.
The
princess
gave
a
wrong
answer
.
"
Well
now
,
is
n't
she
a
fool
!
"
shouted
the
prince
,
pushing
the
book
aside
and
turning
sharply
away
;
but
rising
immediately
,
he
paced
up
and
down
,
lightly
touched
his
daughter
's
hair
and
sat
down
again
.