La Conquête de Plassans
Les Rougon-Macquart. Tome 7
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[...] All the women looked around, and Gervaise recognized Claude and Etienne. As soon as they saw her they ran toward her, splashing through the puddle's, their untied shoes half off and Claude, the eldest, dragging his little brother by the hand. The women as they passed uttered kindly exclamations of pity, for the children were evidently frightened. They clutched their mother's skirts and buried their pretty blond heads. "Did Papa send you?" asked Gervaise. [...].
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