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He knew that his wife feared to displease her father. He insisted: "Your father is full of sense and tact. I have been happy to find him agreeing with me several times in the advices which I have permitted myself to give you. He thinks as I do, that Madame Meillan's house is not a fit place for you to visit. The company that meets there is mixed, and the mistress of the house favors intrigue.
"My friend, you can not complain of that. I did not even go to Madame Meillan's yesterday." "You are right to show yourself there as little as possible. It is not a house for you." He explained. All the women that went there had had some spicy adventure which was known and talked about. Besides, Madame Meillan favored intrigue. He gave examples.
Therese thought he was at the Chamber, and even that he was making a speech there. Princess Seniavine, who was eating caviare sandwiches, asked Madame Martin why she had not gone to Madame Meillan's the day before. They had played a comedy there. "A Scandinavian play? Was it a success?" "Yes I don't know. I was in the little green room, under the portrait of the Duc d'Orleans.
"My friend, you can not complain of that. I did not even go to Madame Meillan's yesterday." "You are right to show yourself there as little as possible. It is not a house for you." He explained. All the women that went there had had some spicy adventure which was known and talked about. Besides, Madame Meillan favored intrigue. He gave examples.
The day before they had met at Madame Meillan's. "Madame Meillan's there's a house where one is bored," said Paul Vence. "Yet Academicians go there," said M. Robert Le Menil. "I do not exaggerate their value, but they are the elite." Madame Martin smiled. "We know, Monsieur Le Menil, that at Madame Meillan's you are preoccupied by the women more than by the Academicians.
"My friend, you can not complain of that. I did not even go to Madame Meillan's yesterday." "You are right to show yourself there as little as possible. It is not a house for you." He explained. All the women that went there had had some spicy adventure which was known and talked about. Besides, Madame Meillan favored intrigue. He gave examples.
He knew that his wife feared to displease her father. He insisted: "Your father is full of sense and tact. I have been happy to find him agreeing with me several times in the advices which I have permitted myself to give you. He thinks as I do, that Madame Meillan's house is not a fit place for you to visit. The company that meets there is mixed, and the mistress of the house favors intrigue.
Therese thought he was at the Chamber, and even that he was making a speech there. Princess Seniavine, who was eating caviare sandwiches, asked Madame Martin why she had not gone to Madame Meillan's the day before. They had played a comedy there. "A Scandinavian play? Was it a success?" "Yes I don't know. I was in the little green room, under the portrait of the Duc d'Orleans.
The day before they had met at Madame Meillan's. "Madame Meillan's there's a house where one is bored," said Paul Vence. "Yet Academicians go there," said M. Robert Le Menil. "I do not exaggerate their value, but they are the elite." Madame Martin smiled. "We know, Monsieur Le Menil, that at Madame Meillan's you are preoccupied by the women more than by the Academicians.
He knew that his wife feared to displease her father. He insisted: "Your father is full of sense and tact. I have been happy to find him agreeing with me several times in the advices which I have permitted myself to give you. He thinks as I do, that Madame Meillan's house is not a fit place for you to visit. The company that meets there is mixed, and the mistress of the house favors intrigue.
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