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On
this
particular
day
Matilde
’
s
friends
manifested
a
continuous
hostility
to
the
visitors
who
came
into
the
vast
salon
.
The
friends
of
the
house
were
the
favoured
victims
at
first
,
inasmuch
as
they
were
better
known
.
You
can
form
your
opinion
as
to
whether
Julien
paid
attention
;
everything
interested
him
,
both
the
substance
of
things
and
the
manner
of
making
fun
of
them
.
"
And
there
is
M
.
Descoulis
,
"
said
Matilde
;
"
he
doesn
’
t
wear
a
wig
any
more
.
Does
he
want
to
get
a
prefectship
through
sheer
force
of
genius
?
He
is
displaying
that
bald
forehead
which
he
says
is
filled
with
lofty
thoughts
.
"
"
He
is
a
man
who
knows
the
whole
world
,
"
said
the
marquis
de
Croisenois
.
"
He
also
goes
to
my
uncle
the
cardinal
’
s
.
He
is
capable
of
cultivating
a
falsehood
with
each
of
his
friends
for
years
on
end
,
and
he
has
two
or
three
hundred
friends
.
He
knows
how
to
nurse
friendship
,
that
is
his
talent
.
He
will
go
out
,
just
as
you
see
him
,
in
the
worst
winter
weather
,
and
be
at
the
door
of
one
of
his
friends
by
seven
o
’
clock
in
the
morning
.
"
He
quarrels
from
time
to
time
and
he
writes
seven
or
eight
letters
for
each
quarrel
.
Then
he
has
a
reconciliation
and
he
writes
seven
or
eight
letters
to
express
his
bursts
of
friendship
.
But
he
shines
most
brilliantly
in
the
frank
and
sincere
expansiveness
of
the
honest
man
who
keeps
nothing
up
his
sleeve
.
This
manœuvre
is
brought
into
play
when
he
has
some
favour
to
ask
.
One
of
my
uncle
’
s
grand
vicars
is
very
good
at
telling
the
life
of
M
.
Descoulis
since
the
restoration
.
I
will
bring
him
to
you
.
"
"
Bah
!
I
don
’
t
believe
all
that
,
it
’
s
professional
jealousy
among
the
lower
classes
,
"
said
the
comte
de
Caylus
.
"
M
.
Descoulis
will
live
in
history
,
"
replied
the
marquis
.
"
He
brought
about
the
restoration
together
with
the
abbé
de
Pradt
and
messieurs
de
Talleyrand
and
Pozzo
di
Borgo
.
"
"
That
man
has
handled
millions
,
"
said
Norbert
,
"
and
I
can
’
t
conceive
why
he
should
come
here
to
swallow
my
father
’
s
epigrams
which
are
frequently
atrocious
.
’
How
many
times
have
you
betrayed
your
friends
,
my
dear
Descoulis
?
’
he
shouted
at
him
one
day
from
one
end
of
the
table
to
the
other
.
"
"
But
is
it
true
that
he
has
played
the
traitor
?
"
asked
mademoiselle
de
la
Mole
.
"
Who
has
not
played
the
traitor
?
"
