"I do not care to play any more," said De Raincy; "when I have played two rubberth, I have had enough; it maketh my head ache."
As he spoke, the nattily-gloved youth left the card-table and joined the two sisters.
"Were you at the Bourse to-day, Monsieur de Raincy?" inquired Fanny.
"Thertainly, madame; I go there every day."
"How were the Orléans and Lyon Railway shares?"
"Very thtrong, madame."
"Do you think they'll go higher?"
"Why, yeth, I think tho; unleth they go down."
"That's rather a vague opinion."
"I never have any definite opinion. At the Bourth one ith tho often mithtaken! But your huthband can keep you pothted better than I can. He ith alwayth there; he theemth to be interethted in thome big dealth."