"I don't want it; papa'll give me another."
"'Dans mon cœur——'
Let Coco go."
"No, I won't let him go."
"All right; I'll fix you in a minute——
'Dans mon cœur—vous y verrez mon ardeur.'"
"You said that as badly as you could, monsieur! but you'll have to say it better at breakfast to-morrow."
"Oh! mamma, mamma; he's trying to take Coco away from me."
Narcisse, having finished his congratulations, had run after his brother and was trying to obtain possession of the rabbit; Madame Capucine, to put an end to the dispute, turned her elder son out of the dining-room, with an accompaniment of kicks in the posterior; then returned to her seat beside Cherami.