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"Easy, easy, push this under his head: never mind his boots!" So he lies on 'Tite Poulette's own bed. The watch are gone. They pause under the corner lamp to count profits; a single bill Banque de la Louisiane, fifty dollars. Providence is kind tolerably so. Break it at the "Guillaume Tell." "But did you ever hear any one scream like that girl did?" And there lies the young Dutch neighbor.

The jingling of Poulette's bell-collar and the gurgle of the water rushing in the gulleys these were the only sounds that fell upon the ear. Still the clouds about that distant mass curled and rolled; they were now breaking, now re-forming as if some strange and wondrous thing were hanging there between heaven and earth.

"Oh," Jacques replied, caressing Poulette's haunches with his whip-lash. "It's the priests; they were too grasping. They are avaricious, that's what they are. They want everything for themselves. And a fete ca coule, vous savez. Besides, the spirit of the times has changed. People aren't so devout now. Libres penseurs that's the fashion now. Hola, Poulette!" Poulette responded.

She is so good I want her to be my wife. Oh, my child, my child, to see that I would give my life I would give my soul! Only you should take me along to be your servant. I walked behind two young men to-night; they ware coming home from their office; presently they began to talk about you." 'Tite Poulette's eyes flashed fire.

'Tite Poulette's rapid action had struck the slender cord that held up an end of her hanging garden, and the whole rank of cigar-boxes slid from their place, turned gracefully over as they shot through the air, and emptied themselves plump upon the head of the slapped manager.