Si- Jean Quidam [Douglas Jerrold], "A Man Who Follows Women," La Vie - Oh! good grief! but she looks - The dickens! she has the air — Good grief! she's turning Amusante, nice! Ah! here's the woman of being an honest woman! around! I'll act like I'm 1878-79, that I've always dreamed of. That's charming, but checking my watch. But I look and Le Let's see! five and four is nine, annoying; I don't know what rather stupid all the same! I Monde and ten and ten, - ten francs. to offer her. But don't act like want to get out of here. I have ten francs. you're following her. Comique, 1879-80. -But no. Let's see, let's be — Sir, I beg you not to follow — My God! Did she snub me! I' enterprising. Hm! Ms . . . me, or ... don't really have the courage Really, I don't dare. I must - But, Ma . . . Mademoiselle, to speak to her. It's very nice seem so stupid! And should I I'm not following you at all; to say: 'Be brave!' But the say Madam or Miss? believe me, if I had even woman has to put herself into noticed you, I would have it after all. headed in the opposite direction. - No, let's see, I'm going — It is best to be polite, I think. - Ah! I don't care, let's go! simply to say to her: "Ah! In stories, they are polite, I "Madame, Us . . ." In the Madam, listen to the voice of think. Let's see! let's take our name of a dog! she's gone a heart. . . - the voice of a courage in two hands. inside. I really don't have any heart. . ."No, let's be original "Madam, listen to the luck! I always happen upon and plain! No, after all! voice . . ." - Yes, that's honest women. working. Oh! good grief! she's turning around! Lord! is this annoying!