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https://www.europesays.com/news/25853/ Hantavirus Response Shows How Trump Cuts Have Compromised U.S. Preparedness #CentersForDiseaseControlAndPrevention #EpidemicIntelligenceService #Epidemics #Hantavirus #Headlines #HealthAndHumanServicesDepartment #Jeanne #Marrazzo #News #TopStories #UnitedStatesPoliticsAndGovernment #WorldHealthOrganization
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Gratis Sommer-Service: Wo sich Münchner jetzt erfrischen können
Wasser marsch: Bürgermeister Dominik Krause und Baureferentin Jeanne-Marie Ehbauer haben am Donnerstag die neue Brunnenanlage am Oskar-von-Mille…
#Muenchen #Munchen #Munich #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #München #"Brunnen"] #"Stadtnatur"] #Baureferat #Bayern #DominikKrause #Germany #Jeanne-MarieEhbauer #Klima #Trinkbrunnen #Trinkwasser
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Gratis Sommer-Service: Hier können sich Münchner jetzt erfrischen
Wasser marsch: Bürgermeister Dominik Krause und Baureferentin Jeanne-Marie Ehbauer haben am Donnerstag die neue Brunnenanlage am Oskar-von-Mil…
#Muenchen #Munchen #Munich #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #München #"Brunnen"] #"Stadtnatur"] #Baureferat #Bayern #DominikKrause #Germany #Jeanne-MarieEhbauer #Klima #Trinkbrunnen #Trinkwasser
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Picasso-Museum Münster zeigt Unvollendetes von Christo und Jeanne-Claude
Erstmals widmet sich in Deutschland eine Ausstellung den nicht realisierten Projekten zweier berühmter Verhüllungskünstler. „Christo…
#Muenster #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Münster #Ausstellung #Christo #Germany #Jeanne-Claude #Kunstmuseum #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Piasso-Museum #Picasso #Verhüllungskünstler #Verpackungskünstler
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/44707/ l’annonce inattendue de Jeanne de la « Star Academy » qui fait réagir ses camarades #Academy » #annonce #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #camarades #choc) #Divertissement #Entertainment #folie #inattendue #Jeanne #la #réagir #Star #Television
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https://www.europesays.com/be-fr/39059/ Jeanne affiche sa complicité avec Anouk dans un vlog #Amitié #anouk #Bastiaan #BE #BEFr #Belgique #Belgium #coulisses #Divertissement #Entertainment #Jeanne #Léo #répétitions #Sarah #Television #tournée #TournéeStarAcademy2026 #Victor #vlog
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Familienmusical „Die Schöne und das Biest“ im Congressforum – Frankenthal
In eine Welt voller Gegensätze entführte das Bochumer Tourneetheater Liberi die Zuschauer beim Familienmusical „Die Schöne und das…
#Mannheim #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Baden-Württemberg #Familienmusical #Gabrielle-SuzannedeVilleneuve #Germany #Jeanne-MarieLeprincedeBeaumont #lokal
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https://www.europesays.com/fr/638033/ sa maison splendide en Arizona #à #Arizona #balnéaire #chaque #DE #dispose #Divertissement #Elle #En #Entertainment #FR #France #Jardin #jeanne #m'as #maison #Mon #ni #ou #parasol #plante #ressemble #sa #sans #son #splendide #station #téléphone #Télévision #une #vit
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https://www.europesays.com/fr/615032/ « Je suis fière de toi » : Jeanne éliminée de la Star Academy, Lucie Bernardoni lui adresse un touchant message #DanseAvecLesStars #Divertissement #Entertainment #FR #France #jeanne #JohnLennon #LucieBernardoni #StarAcademy #Télévision #TV
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Der Max-Joseph-Platz in München ist jetzt grün
Grüner Rollrasen, Sitzgelegenheiten und neue Aufenthaltsflächen: Das Münchner Baureferat hat die Interimsgestaltung des Max-Joseph-Pla…
#Muenchen #Munchen #Munich #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #München #Aufenthaltsfläche #Auto #Bayern #DieterReiter #ElisabethMerk #GeorgDunkel #Germany #Interimsgestaltung #Jeanne-MarieEhbauer #Rollrasen #Sitzgelegenheit
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https://www.europesays.com/fr/563737/ Star Academy: après Ema, un nouvel élève prêt à abandonner lors du prochain prime ? #Divertissement #Entertainment #FR #France #jeanne #musique #StarAcademy #Télévision #TV
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Un dîner à 4 mains chez Dame Jeanne à Marseille avec le chef Guillaume Sourrieu en invité
Il a tourné la page de L’Épuisette, au vallon des Auffes, à la toute fin de l’année 2024. Avant…
#Marseille #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #2025 #actu #Actualités #avec #chez #Dame #dîner #europe #jeanne #mains #Provence-Alpes-Côted'Azur #Région #Républiquefrançaise
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https://www.europesays.com/fr/529920/ Un dîner à 4 mains chez Dame Jeanne à Marseille avec le chef Guillaume Sourrieu en invité #2025 #actu #Actualités #avec #chez #Dame #dîner #EU #europe #FR #France #jeanne #mains #Marseille #News #ProvenceAlpesCôteD'Azur #Région #RépubliqueFrançaise
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What does a list of spineless fucking QUNTS look like?
#CatherineCortezMasto (NV),
#DickDurbin (IL), #MaggieHassan (NH), #TimKaine (VA), #JackyRosen (NV), #Jeanne Shaheen (NH) and #AngusKing (ME).
FUCK them ALL - especially the dribbling #Repugliqunt in disguise #JohnFetterman! -
What does a list of spineless fucking QUNTS look like?
#CatherineCortezMasto (NV),
#DickDurbin (IL), #MaggieHassan (NH), #TimKaine (VA), #JackyRosen (NV), #Jeanne Shaheen (NH) and #AngusKing (ME).
FUCK them ALL - especially the dribbling #Repugliqunt in disguise #JohnFetterman! -
What does a list of spineless fucking QUNTS look like?
#CatherineCortezMasto (NV),
#DickDurbin (IL), #MaggieHassan (NH), #TimKaine (VA), #JackyRosen (NV), #Jeanne Shaheen (NH) and #AngusKing (ME).
FUCK them ALL - especially the dribbling #Repugliqunt in disguise #JohnFetterman! -
What does a list of spineless fucking QUNTS look like?
#CatherineCortezMasto (NV),
#DickDurbin (IL), #MaggieHassan (NH), #TimKaine (VA), #JackyRosen (NV), #Jeanne Shaheen (NH) and #AngusKing (ME).
FUCK them ALL - especially the dribbling #Repugliqunt in disguise #JohnFetterman! -
What does a list of spineless fucking QUNTS look like?
#CatherineCortezMasto (NV),
#DickDurbin (IL), #MaggieHassan (NH), #TimKaine (VA), #JackyRosen (NV), #Jeanne Shaheen (NH) and #AngusKing (ME).
FUCK them ALL - especially the dribbling #Repugliqunt in disguise #JohnFetterman! -
https://www.europesays.com/fr/445340/ À Paris, la maire LR Jeanne d’Hauteserre critiquée pour ses frais de représentation tente de se refaire une image #actu #ActuParis #Actualités #ActualitésParis #EU #europe #FR #France #Hidalgo #jeanne #LaCapitale #MaireDeParis #News #NewsParis #NoteDeFrais #Paris #ParisNews #RépubliqueFrançaise #VIIIeArrondissementDeParis
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https://www.europesays.com/fr/440908/ Pour être « bien sapée », la maire du 8e arrondissement reconnaît avoir dépensé 35.000 euros en vêtements #8e arrondissement #actu #ActuParis #Actualités #ActualitésParis #BFM #EU #europe #FR #France #jeanne #JeanneD’Hauteserre #maire #News #NewsParis #Paris #ParisNews #RépubliqueFrançaise
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https://www.europesays.com/fr/440583/ Jeanne d’Hauteserre, prise dans la polémique des notes de frais à Paris, adopte une défense très maladroite #Actualités #ArrondissementDeParis #BFMTV #EU #europe #FR #France #jeanne #News #NotesDeFrais #Paris #RépubliqueFrançaise #VêtementsDeLuxe
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Deux commissaires aux comptes du microparti de Marine Le Pen interdits d’exercer
La Haute Autorité de l’audit a prononcé des interdictions d’exercer allant d’une à deux années à l’égard de deux anciens #CommissairesAuxComptes de #Jeanne. Elle leur reproche des manquements graves" "dans la validation des comptes du microparti de #MarineLePen en 2016.
Par Alexandre Berteau, Marine Turchi › https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/300925/deux-commissaires-aux-comptes-du-microparti-de-marine-le-pen-interdits-d-exercer?at_medium=rs-cm&at_campaign=mastodon&at_account=mediapart
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Deux commissaires aux comptes du microparti de Marine Le Pen interdits d’exercer
La Haute Autorité de l’audit a prononcé des interdictions d’exercer allant d’une à deux années à l’égard de deux anciens #CommissairesAuxComptes de #Jeanne. Elle leur reproche des manquements graves" "dans la validation des comptes du microparti de #MarineLePen en 2016.
Par Alexandre Berteau, Marine Turchi › https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/300925/deux-commissaires-aux-comptes-du-microparti-de-marine-le-pen-interdits-d-exercer?at_medium=rs-cm&at_campaign=mastodon&at_account=mediapart
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Deux commissaires aux comptes du microparti de Marine Le Pen interdits d’exercer
La Haute Autorité de l’audit a prononcé des interdictions d’exercer allant d’une à deux années à l’égard de deux anciens #CommissairesAuxComptes de #Jeanne. Elle leur reproche des manquements graves" "dans la validation des comptes du microparti de #MarineLePen en 2016.
Par Alexandre Berteau, Marine Turchi › https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/300925/deux-commissaires-aux-comptes-du-microparti-de-marine-le-pen-interdits-d-exercer?at_medium=rs-cm&at_campaign=mastodon&at_account=mediapart
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Deux commissaires aux comptes du microparti de Marine Le Pen interdits d’exercer
La Haute Autorité de l’audit a prononcé des interdictions d’exercer allant d’une à deux années à l’égard de deux anciens #CommissairesAuxComptes de #Jeanne. Elle leur reproche des manquements graves" "dans la validation des comptes du microparti de #MarineLePen en 2016.
Par Alexandre Berteau, Marine Turchi › https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/300925/deux-commissaires-aux-comptes-du-microparti-de-marine-le-pen-interdits-d-exercer?at_medium=rs-cm&at_campaign=mastodon&at_account=mediapart
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Deux commissaires aux comptes du microparti de Marine Le Pen interdits d’exercer
La Haute Autorité de l’audit a prononcé des interdictions d’exercer allant d’une à deux années à l’égard de deux anciens #CommissairesAuxComptes de #Jeanne. Elle leur reproche des manquements graves" "dans la validation des comptes du microparti de #MarineLePen en 2016.
Par Alexandre Berteau, Marine Turchi › https://www.mediapart.fr/journal/france/300925/deux-commissaires-aux-comptes-du-microparti-de-marine-le-pen-interdits-d-exercer?at_medium=rs-cm&at_campaign=mastodon&at_account=mediapart
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Bonjour
« Face à la coutume juive de l’époque, qui considérait les femmes comme des êtres de seconde classe, le Christ commence une sorte d’émancipation de la femme » (Benoît XVI) https://www.saintvincentdepaul-saintmalo.fr/pages/messes-st-preparation/messe-des-dimanches/textes-du-jour-notre-dame-d-alet.html #mariemadeleine #Jeanne #suzanne #Dieu #emmancipationdelafemme #bible #Evangile #EvangileDuJour #Textesdujour #saparolepouraujourdhui #Psaumes #evangiledejésuschristselonsaintluc #psaume48 #lettredesaintpaulatimothée -
Bonjour
« Face à la coutume juive de l’époque, qui considérait les femmes comme des êtres de seconde classe, le Christ commence une sorte d’émancipation de la femme » (Benoît XVI) https://www.saintvincentdepaul-saintmalo.fr/pages/messes-st-preparation/messe-des-dimanches/textes-du-jour-notre-dame-d-alet.html #mariemadeleine #Jeanne #suzanne #Dieu #emmancipationdelafemme #bible #Evangile #EvangileDuJour #Textesdujour #saparolepouraujourdhui #Psaumes #evangiledejésuschristselonsaintluc #psaume48 #lettredesaintpaulatimothée -
"JEANNE". Pencil sketch by A.G. (c) 2025. All Rights Reserved. #historiotheque #artoperations #concreterealism #seasonsoftheheart #summeroftheheart #summerofjoyfulbeing #jeanne
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"JEANNE". Pencil sketch by A.G. (c) 2025. All Rights Reserved. #historiotheque #artoperations #concreterealism #seasonsoftheheart #summeroftheheart #summerofjoyfulbeing #jeanne
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Umbau der Lindwurmstraße hat begonnen – mit viel Kritik
Umbau der Lindwurmstraße Mehr „Boulevard-Charme“ statt „Schnellstraßen-Feeling“ 04.08.2025 – 18:36 UhrLesedauer: 3 Min. Baureferentin Jea…
#Muenchen #Munchen #Munich #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #München #"Umbau" #Bayern #CSU #DominikKrause #Germany #Jeanne-MarieEhbauer #Lindwurmstraße #Mobilitätsreferat #SabineEffner #Umbauabschnitt #Verkehr
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Vintage Postcard Joan of Arc Jeanne followed by her intrepid knights and soldiers
https://www.cpaphil.com/en/categories/history-2/pages/10
#JoanOfArc #Jeanne #Knights #Soldiers #VintagePostcard #History #Heritage #VintageArt #Memory #Illustration
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Vintage Postcard Joan of Arc Jeanne followed by her intrepid knights and soldiers
https://www.cpaphil.com/en/categories/history-2/pages/10
#JoanOfArc #Jeanne #Knights #Soldiers #VintagePostcard #History #Heritage #VintageArt #Memory #Illustration
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Vintage Postcard Joan of Arc Jeanne followed by her intrepid knights and soldiers through the lines of the enemies
https://www.cpaphil.com/en/categories/history-2/pages/4
#JoanOfArc #Jeanne #Knights #Soldiers #Enemies #VintagePostcard #History #Heritage #VintageArt #Memory
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Maurice Leblanc - Arsene Lupin Part 6 of 99
“Oh, it’s all very well to laugh at me; but being the cousin and heir of the Duke, Relzières would have assumed the title, and I should have been Duchess just the same,” said Germaine triumphantly.
“Evidently that was all that mattered,” said Jeanne. “Well, dear, I must be off. We’ve promised to run in to see the Comtesse de Grosjean. You know the Comtesse de Grosjean?”
She spoke with an air of careless pride, and rose to go.
“Only by name. Papa used to know her husband on the Stock Exchange when he was still called simply M. Grosjean. For his part, papa preferred to keep his name intact,” said Germaine, with quiet pride.
“Intact? That’s one way of looking at it. Well, then, I’ll see you in Paris. You still intend to start to-morrow?” said Jeanne.
“Yes; to-morrow morning,” said Germaine.
Jeanne and Marie slipped on their dust-coats to the accompaniment of chattering and kissing, and went out of the room.
As she closed the door on them, Germaine turned to Sonia, and said: “I do hate those two girls! They’re such horrible snobs.”
“Oh, they’re good-natured enough,” said Sonia.
“Good-natured? Why, you idiot, they’re just bursting with envy of me—bursting!” said Germaine. “Well, they’ve every reason to be,” she added confidently, surveying herself in a Venetian mirror with a petted child’s self-content.#Duchess #Germaine #Jeanne #ComtessedeGrosjean #StockExchange #M_Grosjean #Paris #Marie #Sonia #Venetian #ArseneLupin #MauriceLeBlanc #mystery #booktoot
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Maurice Leblanc - Arsene Lupin Part 6 of 99
“Oh, it’s all very well to laugh at me; but being the cousin and heir of the Duke, Relzières would have assumed the title, and I should have been Duchess just the same,” said Germaine triumphantly.
“Evidently that was all that mattered,” said Jeanne. “Well, dear, I must be off. We’ve promised to run in to see the Comtesse de Grosjean. You know the Comtesse de Grosjean?”
She spoke with an air of careless pride, and rose to go.
“Only by name. Papa used to know her husband on the Stock Exchange when he was still called simply M. Grosjean. For his part, papa preferred to keep his name intact,” said Germaine, with quiet pride.
“Intact? That’s one way of looking at it. Well, then, I’ll see you in Paris. You still intend to start to-morrow?” said Jeanne.
“Yes; to-morrow morning,” said Germaine.
Jeanne and Marie slipped on their dust-coats to the accompaniment of chattering and kissing, and went out of the room.
As she closed the door on them, Germaine turned to Sonia, and said: “I do hate those two girls! They’re such horrible snobs.”
“Oh, they’re good-natured enough,” said Sonia.
“Good-natured? Why, you idiot, they’re just bursting with envy of me—bursting!” said Germaine. “Well, they’ve every reason to be,” she added confidently, surveying herself in a Venetian mirror with a petted child’s self-content.#Duchess #Germaine #Jeanne #ComtessedeGrosjean #StockExchange #M_Grosjean #Paris #Marie #Sonia #Venetian #ArseneLupin #MauriceLeBlanc #mystery #booktoot
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Maurice Leblanc - Arsene Lupin Part 6 of 99
“Oh, it’s all very well to laugh at me; but being the cousin and heir of the Duke, Relzières would have assumed the title, and I should have been Duchess just the same,” said Germaine triumphantly.
“Evidently that was all that mattered,” said Jeanne. “Well, dear, I must be off. We’ve promised to run in to see the Comtesse de Grosjean. You know the Comtesse de Grosjean?”
She spoke with an air of careless pride, and rose to go.
“Only by name. Papa used to know her husband on the Stock Exchange when he was still called simply M. Grosjean. For his part, papa preferred to keep his name intact,” said Germaine, with quiet pride.
“Intact? That’s one way of looking at it. Well, then, I’ll see you in Paris. You still intend to start to-morrow?” said Jeanne.
“Yes; to-morrow morning,” said Germaine.
Jeanne and Marie slipped on their dust-coats to the accompaniment of chattering and kissing, and went out of the room.
As she closed the door on them, Germaine turned to Sonia, and said: “I do hate those two girls! They’re such horrible snobs.”
“Oh, they’re good-natured enough,” said Sonia.
“Good-natured? Why, you idiot, they’re just bursting with envy of me—bursting!” said Germaine. “Well, they’ve every reason to be,” she added confidently, surveying herself in a Venetian mirror with a petted child’s self-content.#Duchess #Germaine #Jeanne #ComtessedeGrosjean #StockExchange #M_Grosjean #Paris #Marie #Sonia #Venetian #ArseneLupin #MauriceLeBlanc #mystery #booktoot
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Maurice Leblanc - Arsene Lupin Part 5 of 99
“Speaking of Madame de Relzières, do you know that she is on pins and needles with anxiety? Her son is fighting a duel to-day,” she said.
“With whom?” said Sonia.
“No one knows. She got hold of a letter from the seconds,” said Marie.
“My mind is quite at rest about Relzières,” said Germaine. “He’s a first-class swordsman. No one could beat him.”
Sonia did not seem to share her freedom from anxiety. Her forehead was puckered in little lines of perplexity, as if she were puzzling out some problem; and there was a look of something very like fear in her gentle eyes.
“Wasn’t Relzières a great friend of your fiance at one time?” said Jeanne.
“A great friend? I should think he was,” said Germaine. “Why, it was through Relzières that we got to know Jacques.”
“Where was that?” said Marie.
“Here—in this very château,” said Germaine.
“Actually in his own house?” said Marie, in some surprise.
“Yes; actually here. Isn’t life funny?” said Germaine. “If, a few months after his father’s death, Jacques had not found himself hard-up, and obliged to dispose of this château, to raise the money for his expedition to the South Pole; and if papa and I had not wanted an historic château; and lastly, if papa had not suffered from rheumatism, I should not be calling myself in a month from now the Duchess of Charmerace.”
“Now what on earth has your father’s rheumatism got to do with your being Duchess of Charmerace?” cried Jeanne.
“Everything,” said Germaine. “Papa was afraid that this château was damp. To prove to papa that he had nothing to fear, Jacques, en grand seigneur, offered him his hospitality, here, at Charmerace, for three weeks.”
“That was truly ducal,” said Marie.
“But he is always like that,” said Sonia.
“Oh, he’s all right in that way, little as he cares about society,” said Germaine. “Well, by a miracle my father got cured of his rheumatism here. Jacques fell in love with me; papa made up his mind to buy the château; and I demanded the hand of Jacques in marriage.”
“You did? But you were only sixteen then,” said Marie, with some surprise.
“Yes; but even at sixteen a girl ought to know that a duke is a duke. I did,” said Germaine. “Then since Jacques was setting out for the South Pole, and papa considered me much too young to get married, I promised Jacques to wait for his return.”
“Why, it was everything that’s romantic!” cried Marie.
“Romantic? Oh, yes,” said Germaine; and she pouted. “But between ourselves, if I’d known that he was going to stay all that time at the South Pole—”
“That’s true,” broke in Marie. “To go away for three years and stay away seven—at the end of the world.”
“All Germaine’s beautiful youth,” said Jeanne, with her malicious smile.
“Thanks!” said Germaine tartly.
“Well, you ARE twenty-three. It’s the flower of one’s age,” said Jeanne.
“Not quite twenty-three,” said Germaine hastily. “And look at the wretched luck I’ve had. The Duke falls ill and is treated at Montevideo. As soon as he recovers, since he’s the most obstinate person in the world, he resolves to go on with the expedition. He sets out; and for an age, without a word of warning, there’s no more news of him—no news of any kind. For six months, you know, we believed him dead.”
“Dead? Oh, how unhappy you must have been!” said Sonia.
“Oh, don’t speak of it! For six months I daren’t put on a light frock,” said Germaine, turning to her.
“A lot she must have cared for him,” whispered Jeanne to Marie.
“Fortunately, one fine day, the letters began again. Three months ago a telegram informed us that he was coming back; and at last the Duke returned,” said Germaine, with a theatrical air.
“The Duke returned,” cried Jeanne, mimicking her.
“Never mind. Fancy waiting nearly seven years for one’s fiance. That was constancy,” said Sonia.
“Oh, you’re a sentimentalist, Mlle. Kritchnoff,” said Jeanne, in a tone of mockery. “It was the influence of the castle.”
“What do you mean?” said Germaine.
“Oh, to own the castle of Charmerace and call oneself Mlle. Gournay-Martin—it’s not worth doing. One MUST become a duchess,” said Jeanne.
“Yes, yes; and for all this wonderful constancy, seven years of it, Germaine was on the point of becoming engaged to another man,” said Marie, smiling.
“And he a mere baron,” said Jeanne, laughing.
“What? Is that true?” said Sonia.
“Didn’t you know, Mlle. Kritchnoff? She nearly became engaged to the Duke’s cousin, the Baron de Relzières. It was not nearly so grand.”#Sonia #Marie #Relzières #Germaine #Jeanne #Jacques #SouthPole #Charmerace #Montevideo #Mlle #Kritchnoff #Gournay-Martin #ArseneLupin #MauriceLeBlanc #mystery #booktoot
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Maurice Leblanc - Arsene Lupin Part 5 of 99
“Speaking of Madame de Relzières, do you know that she is on pins and needles with anxiety? Her son is fighting a duel to-day,” she said.
“With whom?” said Sonia.
“No one knows. She got hold of a letter from the seconds,” said Marie.
“My mind is quite at rest about Relzières,” said Germaine. “He’s a first-class swordsman. No one could beat him.”
Sonia did not seem to share her freedom from anxiety. Her forehead was puckered in little lines of perplexity, as if she were puzzling out some problem; and there was a look of something very like fear in her gentle eyes.
“Wasn’t Relzières a great friend of your fiance at one time?” said Jeanne.
“A great friend? I should think he was,” said Germaine. “Why, it was through Relzières that we got to know Jacques.”
“Where was that?” said Marie.
“Here—in this very château,” said Germaine.
“Actually in his own house?” said Marie, in some surprise.
“Yes; actually here. Isn’t life funny?” said Germaine. “If, a few months after his father’s death, Jacques had not found himself hard-up, and obliged to dispose of this château, to raise the money for his expedition to the South Pole; and if papa and I had not wanted an historic château; and lastly, if papa had not suffered from rheumatism, I should not be calling myself in a month from now the Duchess of Charmerace.”
“Now what on earth has your father’s rheumatism got to do with your being Duchess of Charmerace?” cried Jeanne.
“Everything,” said Germaine. “Papa was afraid that this château was damp. To prove to papa that he had nothing to fear, Jacques, en grand seigneur, offered him his hospitality, here, at Charmerace, for three weeks.”
“That was truly ducal,” said Marie.
“But he is always like that,” said Sonia.
“Oh, he’s all right in that way, little as he cares about society,” said Germaine. “Well, by a miracle my father got cured of his rheumatism here. Jacques fell in love with me; papa made up his mind to buy the château; and I demanded the hand of Jacques in marriage.”
“You did? But you were only sixteen then,” said Marie, with some surprise.
“Yes; but even at sixteen a girl ought to know that a duke is a duke. I did,” said Germaine. “Then since Jacques was setting out for the South Pole, and papa considered me much too young to get married, I promised Jacques to wait for his return.”
“Why, it was everything that’s romantic!” cried Marie.
“Romantic? Oh, yes,” said Germaine; and she pouted. “But between ourselves, if I’d known that he was going to stay all that time at the South Pole—”
“That’s true,” broke in Marie. “To go away for three years and stay away seven—at the end of the world.”
“All Germaine’s beautiful youth,” said Jeanne, with her malicious smile.
“Thanks!” said Germaine tartly.
“Well, you ARE twenty-three. It’s the flower of one’s age,” said Jeanne.
“Not quite twenty-three,” said Germaine hastily. “And look at the wretched luck I’ve had. The Duke falls ill and is treated at Montevideo. As soon as he recovers, since he’s the most obstinate person in the world, he resolves to go on with the expedition. He sets out; and for an age, without a word of warning, there’s no more news of him—no news of any kind. For six months, you know, we believed him dead.”
“Dead? Oh, how unhappy you must have been!” said Sonia.
“Oh, don’t speak of it! For six months I daren’t put on a light frock,” said Germaine, turning to her.
“A lot she must have cared for him,” whispered Jeanne to Marie.
“Fortunately, one fine day, the letters began again. Three months ago a telegram informed us that he was coming back; and at last the Duke returned,” said Germaine, with a theatrical air.
“The Duke returned,” cried Jeanne, mimicking her.
“Never mind. Fancy waiting nearly seven years for one’s fiance. That was constancy,” said Sonia.
“Oh, you’re a sentimentalist, Mlle. Kritchnoff,” said Jeanne, in a tone of mockery. “It was the influence of the castle.”
“What do you mean?” said Germaine.
“Oh, to own the castle of Charmerace and call oneself Mlle. Gournay-Martin—it’s not worth doing. One MUST become a duchess,” said Jeanne.
“Yes, yes; and for all this wonderful constancy, seven years of it, Germaine was on the point of becoming engaged to another man,” said Marie, smiling.
“And he a mere baron,” said Jeanne, laughing.
“What? Is that true?” said Sonia.
“Didn’t you know, Mlle. Kritchnoff? She nearly became engaged to the Duke’s cousin, the Baron de Relzières. It was not nearly so grand.”#Sonia #Marie #Relzières #Germaine #Jeanne #Jacques #SouthPole #Charmerace #Montevideo #Mlle #Kritchnoff #Gournay-Martin #ArseneLupin #MauriceLeBlanc #mystery #booktoot
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“Speaking of Madame de Relzières, do you know that she is on pins and needles with anxiety? Her son is fighting a duel to-day,” she said.
“With whom?” said Sonia.
“No one knows. She got hold of a letter from the seconds,” said Marie.
“My mind is quite at rest about Relzières,” said Germaine. “He’s a first-class swordsman. No one could beat him.”
Sonia did not seem to share her freedom from anxiety. Her forehead was puckered in little lines of perplexity, as if she were puzzling out some problem; and there was a look of something very like fear in her gentle eyes.
“Wasn’t Relzières a great friend of your fiance at one time?” said Jeanne.
“A great friend? I should think he was,” said Germaine. “Why, it was through Relzières that we got to know Jacques.”
“Where was that?” said Marie.
“Here—in this very château,” said Germaine.
“Actually in his own house?” said Marie, in some surprise.
“Yes; actually here. Isn’t life funny?” said Germaine. “If, a few months after his father’s death, Jacques had not found himself hard-up, and obliged to dispose of this château, to raise the money for his expedition to the South Pole; and if papa and I had not wanted an historic château; and lastly, if papa had not suffered from rheumatism, I should not be calling myself in a month from now the Duchess of Charmerace.”
“Now what on earth has your father’s rheumatism got to do with your being Duchess of Charmerace?” cried Jeanne.
“Everything,” said Germaine. “Papa was afraid that this château was damp. To prove to papa that he had nothing to fear, Jacques, en grand seigneur, offered him his hospitality, here, at Charmerace, for three weeks.”
“That was truly ducal,” said Marie.
“But he is always like that,” said Sonia.
“Oh, he’s all right in that way, little as he cares about society,” said Germaine. “Well, by a miracle my father got cured of his rheumatism here. Jacques fell in love with me; papa made up his mind to buy the château; and I demanded the hand of Jacques in marriage.”
“You did? But you were only sixteen then,” said Marie, with some surprise.
“Yes; but even at sixteen a girl ought to know that a duke is a duke. I did,” said Germaine. “Then since Jacques was setting out for the South Pole, and papa considered me much too young to get married, I promised Jacques to wait for his return.”
“Why, it was everything that’s romantic!” cried Marie.
“Romantic? Oh, yes,” said Germaine; and she pouted. “But between ourselves, if I’d known that he was going to stay all that time at the South Pole—”
“That’s true,” broke in Marie. “To go away for three years and stay away seven—at the end of the world.”
“All Germaine’s beautiful youth,” said Jeanne, with her malicious smile.
“Thanks!” said Germaine tartly.
“Well, you ARE twenty-three. It’s the flower of one’s age,” said Jeanne.
“Not quite twenty-three,” said Germaine hastily. “And look at the wretched luck I’ve had. The Duke falls ill and is treated at Montevideo. As soon as he recovers, since he’s the most obstinate person in the world, he resolves to go on with the expedition. He sets out; and for an age, without a word of warning, there’s no more news of him—no news of any kind. For six months, you know, we believed him dead.”
“Dead? Oh, how unhappy you must have been!” said Sonia.
“Oh, don’t speak of it! For six months I daren’t put on a light frock,” said Germaine, turning to her.
“A lot she must have cared for him,” whispered Jeanne to Marie.
“Fortunately, one fine day, the letters began again. Three months ago a telegram informed us that he was coming back; and at last the Duke returned,” said Germaine, with a theatrical air.
“The Duke returned,” cried Jeanne, mimicking her.
“Never mind. Fancy waiting nearly seven years for one’s fiance. That was constancy,” said Sonia.
“Oh, you’re a sentimentalist, Mlle. Kritchnoff,” said Jeanne, in a tone of mockery. “It was the influence of the castle.”
“What do you mean?” said Germaine.
“Oh, to own the castle of Charmerace and call oneself Mlle. Gournay-Martin—it’s not worth doing. One MUST become a duchess,” said Jeanne.
“Yes, yes; and for all this wonderful constancy, seven years of it, Germaine was on the point of becoming engaged to another man,” said Marie, smiling.
“And he a mere baron,” said Jeanne, laughing.
“What? Is that true?” said Sonia.
“Didn’t you know, Mlle. Kritchnoff? She nearly became engaged to the Duke’s cousin, the Baron de Relzières. It was not nearly so grand.”#Sonia #Marie #Relzières #Germaine #Jeanne #Jacques #SouthPole #Charmerace #Montevideo #Mlle #Kritchnoff #Gournay-Martin #ArseneLupin #MauriceLeBlanc #mystery #booktoot
