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M. Aubertin, on the other hand, has conclusively demonstrated that this could not have been the case.
Josephine was silent, for she said to herself, "Why should I dash their spirits? they are so happy and confident." Edouard had animated Rose and Aubertin with his own courage, and had even revived the baroness. It had been agreed between him and Picard that the latter should communicate with Dr. Aubertin direct, should anything fresh occur.
You must make a better acquaintance with him, and then he will reveal to you his nobler qualities." "Oh! I have no particular desire," sneered unlucky Edouard. Sweet as Josephine was, this was too much for her: she said nothing; but she quietly turned Edouard over to Aubertin, and joined Rose, and under cover of her had a sweet timid chat with her falsely accused.
"Oh, yes! he has a heart," said Josephine: "he is my best friend. He will let me see my boy." All this, and the tearful eyes and coaxing yet trembling voice, was hard to resist. But Aubertin saw clearly, and stood firm. He put his handkerchief to his eyes a moment: then took the pining young mother's hand. "And, do you think," said he, "I do not pity you and love your boy?
"Partridges, mamma! What next?" "Pheasants, I hope," cried the doctor, gayly. "And after them hares; to conclude with royal venison. Permit me, ladies." And he set himself to carve with zeal. Now nature is nature, and two pair of violet eyes brightened and dwelt on the fragrant and delicate food with demure desire; for all that, when Aubertin offered Josephine a wing, she declined it.
She was more intent on not being found out than on being married. But Camille, who was more intent on being married than on not being found out, was asking himself, with fury, how on earth they should get rid of Aubertin in time.
They have been collected by several writers; and all of these here adduced, together with many others, may be found in the pages of Fleury, Troplong, Aubertin, and others. Some authors, like M. Fleury, have endeavoured to show that they can only be accounted for by the supposition that Seneca had some acquaintance with the sacred writings.
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