Theynowreturned。Shecastvexedlooksonthepassers-by。\"Howstupidallthesepeopleseem，\"shesaid。Thenraisinghereyestothecountenanceofhercompanion，sheadded:\"You，too，likealltherest。\"
M。deBelvignebowed。TurningaroundshesawthatthePrinceandtheChevalierhaddisappeared。Servigny，dejectedanddripping，ceasedplayingonthetrumpet，andwalkedwithagloomyairatthesideofthetwoweariedyoungmen，whoalsohadstoppedthedrumplaying。
Shebegantolaughdryly，saying:
\"Youseemtohavehadenough；nevertheless，thatiswhatyoucallhavingagoodtime，isn\'tit？Youcameforthat；Ihavegivenyouyourmoney\'sworth。\"
Thenshewalkedon，sayingnothingfurther；andsuddenlyBelvigneperceivedthatshewasweeping。Astounded，heinquired: