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That was the outlook so vaunted by Planus a melancholy outlook if ever there were one. "And now good-night. Sleep well!" But, as the old cashier was leaving the room, his friend called him back: "Sigismond." "Here!" said Sigismond, and he waited. Risler blushed slightly and moved his lips like a man who is about to speak; then, with a mighty effort, he said: "No, no-nothing. Good-night, old man."

That was the outlook so vaunted by Planus a melancholy outlook if ever there were one. "And now good-night. Sleep well!" But, as the old cashier was leaving the room, his friend called him back: "Sigismond." "Here!" said Sigismond, and he waited. Risler blushed slightly and moved his lips like a man who is about to speak; then, with a mighty effort, he said: "No, no-nothing. Good-night, old man."

The steward looked at the man on his left hand, with puzzled inquiry, but Gabinius heeded him not but went down on his knees again, felt the mosaic over with his hand, and devoured the picture of the marriage of Peleus with his eyes. "Have you lost anything?" asked Keraunus. "No-nothing whatever. There in the corner now I am satisfied. Shall I place the lamp there, on the table?

That was the outlook so vaunted by Planus a melancholy outlook if ever there were one. "And now good-night. Sleep well!" But, as the old cashier was leaving the room, his friend called him back: "Sigismond." "Here!" said Sigismond, and he waited. Risler blushed slightly and moved his lips like a man who is about to speak; then, with a mighty effort, he said: "No, no-nothing. Good-night, old man."

The steward looked at the man on his left hand, with puzzled inquiry, but Gabinius heeded him not but went down on his knees again, felt the mosaic over with his hand, and devoured the picture of the marriage of Peleus with his eyes. "Have you lost anything?" asked Keraunus. "No-nothing whatever. There in the corner now I am satisfied. Shall I place the lamp there, on the table?

The steward looked at the man on his left hand, with puzzled inquiry, but Gabinius heeded him not but went down on his knees again, felt the mosaic over with his hand, and devoured the picture of the marriage of Peleus with his eyes. "Have you lost anything?" asked Keraunus. "No-nothing whatever. There in the corner now I am satisfied. Shall I place the lamp there, on the table?