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Yvonne d'Origny kissed her son and told him to be good:
"You know your grandmother d'Origny is not very fond of children. Now that she has sent for you to come and see her, you must show her what a sensible little boy you are. " And, turning to the governess, "Don't forget, Fraeulein, to bring him home immediately after dinner. Is monsieur still in the house?"