"I understand that very well; but Ursule has deceived us."
"It was that he might see me that Urbain disguised himself; it was love that made him do it, dear nurse."
"Love, indeed! but you cannot yet love him, my child."
"Oh, dear nurse, I believe I shall love him very quickly. Urbain was teaching me how to love yesterday, when my protector knocked at the door."
"Jesu, Maria! What, my child, in place of calling for help when you saw it was a man?"
"I desired to do so at first, but if you only knew! Urbain was not at all alarming, on the contrary; and then he threw himself at my feet and begged my pardon with such a sweet air, with eyes so—O Marguerite, what should I have forgiven him for?"
"Good heavens! And your talisman, my girl, did you not have recourse to that?"
"Oh, forgive me, dear nurse, I even showed it several times to Urbain."
"And it didn't cause him to fly?"
"On the contrary, dear nurse, he drew still nearer."