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I saw them. Business over, I can indulge my feelings. Here I am. Does Foyot suit you?" "Certainly, uncle." "Come on, then nephew, quick, march! Paris, makes one feel quite young again!" And really Uncle Mouillard did look quite young, almost as young as he looked provincial.
I saw them. Business over, I can indulge my feelings. Here I am. Does Foyot suit you?" "Certainly, uncle." "Come on, then nephew, quick, march! Paris, makes one feel quite young again!" And really Uncle Mouillard did look quite young, almost as young as he looked provincial.
There they told him that his father had just left, saying that he would dine at Grand Montrouge with an old friend; and Amedee, a trifle reassured, decided to rejoin his friend Maurice at the Foyot restaurant. Amedee was the first to arrive at the rendezvous.
I saw them. Business over, I can indulge my feelings. Here I am. Does Foyot suit you?" "Certainly, uncle." "Come on, then nephew, quick, march! Paris, makes one feel quite young again!" And really Uncle Mouillard did look quite young, almost as young as he looked provincial.
There they told him that his father had just left, saying that he would dine at Grand Montrouge with an old friend; and Amedee, a trifle reassured, decided to rejoin his friend Maurice at the Foyot restaurant. Amedee was the first to arrive at the rendezvous.
There they told him that his father had just left, saying that he would dine at Grand Montrouge with an old friend; and Amedee, a trifle reassured, decided to rejoin his friend Maurice at the Foyot restaurant. Amedee was the first to arrive at the rendezvous.
I was with the Foyots till the girls married, and then I could get nothing to do, and I had the chance of this post in Berlin. They're relations of Madame Foyot, and I accepted. I had a tiny apartment in the Rue Breda, on the cinquieme: it wasn't at all respectable. You know about the Rue Breda ces dames, you know."
And the theatres: the plays were brilliant, and the acting was incomparable. She often went with Madame Foyot, the mother of the girls she was educating, when she was trying on clothes. "Oh, what a misery to be poor!" she cried. "These beautiful things, it's only in Paris they know how to dress, and not to be able to afford them! Poor Madame Foyot, she had no figure.
This, I admit, was an abundance of remark to such young ears; but it did all, I maintain, tremble in the air, with the sense that the Rue de Tournon, cobbled and a little grass-grown, might more or less have figured some fine old street de province: I cherished in short its very name and think I really hadn't to wait to prefer the then, the unmenaced, the inviolate Café Foyot of the left hand corner, the much-loved and so haunted Café Foyot of the old Paris, to its well, to its roaring successor.
We made them go to the Concert Rouge and to the Restaurant Foyot, and occasionally even to sit on the sidewalk at one of the little tables at Scossa's, where you have déjeuner au choix for one franc fifty, including wine, and which they couldn't help enjoying in spite of pretending to despise it and us, while occasionally we went with them to call on the grand and distinguished personages to whom they had letters.
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