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Madame coming in later, found the room still disordered, and as she rang the bell, she shook her head over the interrupted routine of the household. Even with all the serious problems before them, the little every-day things must not be neglected.
"Nanine," she said, when the old woman answered her ring, "the General's friends are gone, and you can put the room in order now."