"Do you think that that proves his love, Colinet?"
"Well! it must prove something, anyway!"
"Yes, it proves that he would like to seduce me; for there are women who allow themselves to be seduced through their appetite."
"Oh, yes! there are lots of 'em. Why, at home, there's Manette, who went into the woods with Blaise for a plum tart! But you ain't one of that kind, Georgette!"
"Not I! I will eat all these things, and my neighbor won't be any further ahead. You won't forget to give my sisters the letters I gave you, will you, Colinet?"
"I should think not! Do I ever forget anything you tell me? Especially as Suzanne and Aimée are always terribly impatient to get your letters."
"I can believe it. Poor sisters!"
"Have you told them that you're coming home soon?"
"Not yet, my friend, not yet."
"Are you going to stay in Paris much longer?"