Smith, Frank Berkeley, 1869- · New York, Funk & Wagnalls Co. · leaf 140
ourdinner where we will.127 Th€rese taps her polished nails againstthe edge of the wicker cage and hums alittle chansonette. Je taime —she murmurs. I did not see this myself, and I do notknow the fair Therese or the gentlemanwho buttons his coat under his whiskers;but you should have heard one of… … CHAPTER VII ^*POCHARD Drunkards are not frequent sights in theQuarter; and yet when these people doget drunk, they become as irresponsible asmaniacs. Excitable to a degree even whensober, these most wretched among the poorwhen drunk often appear in front of a cafe—gaunt, wild-eyed, haggard, and…
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