Excerpt from Les Misérables, (the Wretched), Vol. 1 of 5: A Novel; Fantine

But after all, the gossip. With which his name was connected, was only gossip: noise, talk, words, less than wel'ds - palavers, as they say in the forcible language of the South.

However this might be, after nine years of episcopacy, and of residence in D all these stories, topics of. Talk, which engross at first petty towns and petty people, were entirely forgotten. No body would have dared to speak of, or even remember them.

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