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Under the efficient management of Mme. Daquin, it was not long before they became adjusted physically to their new surroundings in Atlanta.
"I wish you'd stop calling me ‘Madam Daquin,' " she querulously demanded one day of Mimi. "I don't want people here being reminded constantly we're outsiders or think we're trying to put on airs. Call me ‘Mrs. Daquin' or ‘mamma,' or, if you insist on being high-toned, call me ‘mother."