Les Miserables Page #3
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But she has no more things.
We bought her a nice cloak
for her sixth birthday,
like you asked.
Send 20 francs at once,
along with the monthly board,
which I'm forced to raise to 10 francs.
So send 30 francs at once.
Your devoted servant, Thnardier."
That's it.
Did he really write,
"Your little Cosette
is happy and in well health"?
That's what he wrote.
So what's your answer?
Wait. Is this the sentence?
"Your little Cosette
is happy and in well health."
That's it.
"Your little Cosette
is happy and in well health."
Do you want to reply?
Yes, sir.
Write that I'm sending
20 francs at once,
but he'll have to wait a bit
for the other 10.
"Sir...
I am sending you
20 francs at once..."
"But I must ask you
to wait a bit
for the other 10."
No!
Out of the question!
If she thinks I'm going
to give her credit -
That's not our style
here in Montfermeil.
It's not hard for a good-looking girl
like her to find money.
If she wants us to keep her child,
she has to cough up!
Bring the writing desk.
Cosette!
Coming, ma'am!
Can't you answer
when we call you?
These jugs should have
been filled an hour ago.
And you didn't even sweep up,
you good-for-nothing!
Take the writing desk
to Mr. Thnardier.
You have to earn
your keep here.
How about it, Cosette?
Go on!
Wait.
Go ask Mrs. Thnardier
for the prescriptions
the doctor made out
for Eponine and Azelma.
- Prescriptions, sir?
- Don't you understand French?
The prescriptions
you took to the druggist.
Sure.
You know, when me and Azelma
had the measles.
Oh, yes.
"Cosette has caught the measles
that have been going around.
I enclose the prescriptions.
Send 40 francs by next week.
Otherwise, we can't answer
for your child's health."
Is this why you're late?
Yes, ma'am.
I had to find the money.
Forty francs! They're mad!
Where will I find that much?
Whose child is it?
- Mine, ma'am.
- You're married?
I was to marry a young Parisian,
Mr. Tholomys. I loved him.
But he abandoned me
eight years ago when I was pregnant.
I had no money,
so I left my child in the care
of innkeepers in Montfermeil,
the Thnardiers.
Go to your bench.
I'll return your papers later.
Cherubinette
took all her letters.
At last!
We'll be able to breathe again.
Don't worry.
It won't be long now.
When Cherubinette
Careful, Pa Fauchelevent!
You're going to slip!
- The inspector's over there!
- Call him!
Here he comes.
I can't breathe!
Get a jack, quick.
Help me!
- We'll get you out!
- They've gone for a jack!
- No jack?
- They've gone for one, sir.
- It's not here yet?
- The blacksmith's 15 minutes away.
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