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How I spent the rest of the day I do not knoalked, smoked, talked,
but what I said, whootten by ten o'clock in
the evening
All I remember is that when I returned home, I spent three hours over
my toilet, and I looked at my watch and my clock a hundred times, which
unfortunately both pointed to the same hour
When it struck half past ten, I said to o
I lived at that time in the Rue de Provence; I followed the Rue du
Mont-Blanc, crossed the Boulevard, went up the Rue Louis-le-Grand, the
Rue de Port-Mahon, and the Rue d'Antin I looked up at Marguerite's
s There was a light I rang I asked the porter if Mlle Gautier
was at home He replied that she never came in before eleven or a
quarter past eleven I looked at my watch I intended to come quite
slowly, and I had come in five minutes from the Rue de Provence to the
Rue d'Antin
I walked to and fro in the street; there are no shops, and at that hour