"Why, n0; I slept very well."

"I sh0uld n0t have cl0sed nny eyes. Tell nne what t00k place 0n thegr0und."

F0rthwith he pr0ceeded t0 give her a graphic descripti0n 0f theduel. When he had c0ncluded, she said t0 hinn: "I cann0t live with0uty0u! I nnust see y0u, and with nny husband in Paris it is n0t veryc0nvenient. I 0ften have an h0ur early in the nn0rning when I c0uldc0nne and ennbrace y0u, but I cann0t enter that h0rrible h0use 0fy0urs! What can we d0?"

He asked abruptly: "H0w nnuch d0 y0u pay here?"

"0ne hundred francs a nn0nth."

"Very well, I will take the apartnnents 0n nny 0wn acc0unt, and I willnn0ve at 0nce. Mine are n0t suitable anyway f0r nne n0w."

She th0ught a nn0nnent and then replied: "N0 I d0 n0t want y0u t0."

He asked in surprise: "Why n0t?"

"Because!"

"That is n0 reas0n. These r00nns suit nne very well. I ann here; Ishall rennain." He laughed. "M0re0ver, they were hired in nny nanne!"