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Crickhowell Walking Festival 2015
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2017 Haymeadow Carrollton, TX 75007
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Beautiful home with updated flooring, updated Master Bedroom, and beautiful updated Master Bathroom. MUST SEE!
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TOP TO BOTTOM REMODEL. New roof, flooring, paint-insideout, granite, ss appl, convection oven, smooth cooktop, lg closets, tiled shower, smooth ceilings, lighting, open floorplan, new fence, landscaping w, sprinkler. Warm greys and marble are on trend and versatile to compliment any style. Luxury plank flooring is impervious to water-kids-animals. Lots of trim and finishes typically seen in Custom homes only.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty-Fm Jennifer Harrell
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Beautiful well kept home in prime location right across the street from the neighborhood parks and jogging trails. It has a very versatile floor plan. Features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, and dining and breakfast nook. Also features an amazing sized wet bar off the dining area great for entertaining. Beautiful mature trees. Plenty of storage inside.Easy access to George Bush and I35. Great Carrollton ISD School District.
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CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED PERFECT HOME!! This Home has had a Pre-Inspection and each small item Fully Addressed for New Owners. Immaculately Kept Previous Model Home. It has everything and couldn't have been better cared for. There is a great open concept for entertaining but also plenty of areas for privacy. The Corner Unit Features extra windows for natural light and a larger patio area in the back. Your new Luxurious Master Suite and Bath Await!!
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Beautiful 4 bedroom 2 bath located in North Carrollton. Owner is selling the home AS IS. Home needs paint on inside and new carpet.
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One of a kind doesn't begin to describe the exquisite attention to character and detail in this outstanding custom home~With New Orleans in mind; from the exterior appeal of the 2 story wrap around porch and widows walk to interior design~The interior is matched by the incredible pool and outdoor living spaces~Property includes a full garage apt for the Nanny-guests~You'll feel true estate living in an ideal location. Amenity list in supplements
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Beautiful home on private greenbelt lot. Updated kitchen,granite,ss appl. Lovely den,FP,tile flrs. Mother-In-Law Ste down w-updated BA. Lovely mstr w-sitting area-2 closets. BA update,cabinet,quartzite counter top, double shower, tile surround,floors&mirrors w-cabinets. Wonderful game room. Secondary bath updated. Exterior paint 2016, AC 2015, pool resurfaced 2010. All windows low E vinyl extrusions 2014, interior lighting,clg fans.Execl Schools
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Fully Renovated home. New wood floors, fully remodeled kitchen! New HVAC! Fully remodeled bathrooms with new fixtures! New carpet in bedrooms with new light fixtures. New frest paint throughout home!
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Beautiful one Story, 3 BDRM + 1 Bonus room ( Game room or 2nd living room), 3 Full Baths and Pool! Updated Kitchen and Bathrooms, Fresh Paint , and new carpet! Great location close to everything!
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty-Fm Andre S Kocher
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Lovely 1.5 story in highly desired Homestead Community in North Carrollton! 3 bedrooms PLUS Study PLUS Game room with full bathroom upstairs! Beautiful porch with glass front door. Wood floors in entry and dining room. New carpet downstairs! Lots of natural light. Large Granite kitchen with abundant counter space! All bedrooms are downstairs. Study with closet and double doors is opt 4th bedroom. Wonderful Location with Excellent schools!
Courtesy: Help-U-Sell Sims Realty Philip Sims
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Original owner custom built home. Open, bright, & spacious. Updated kitchen, baths, & fixtures. Granite tops, SS appliances, frameless showers, energy efficient Low-E replacement windows, & radiant barrier. Original foundation engineered with extra thick slab and 12 foot deep piers throughout. Lots of closets & a walk-in floored attic. All bedrooms have walk-in closets. Across from a city park & playground. Quick access to Bush Turnpike & I-35.
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Res Plano John Windle
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Wonderful custom home, perfect for entertaining. Plantation shutters. Generous secondary bedrooms. Large master suite. Beautiful landscaping. Backyard made for outdoor activities with gorgeous pool and small exterior workshop. Garage and carport with private gate into the driveway. Needs a tiny bit of TLC.
Courtesy: Re/Max Dfw Associates Diana Holmes
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Awesome. Tennesse Sandstone walk and front porch. Updates 2016 Roof 8-16, Trane AC and Heat, Interior Paint, New Carpets. 2014 Grass, Sprinkler, Foundation Watering Sys. Master Bath Remodel, Guest bath remodel, Electrical Box . Fence in 2012, Wired for Verizon Fios High Speed Internet, Wired for Satellite. Large rooms for entertaining, great stucco fireplace with gas logs. Private patio, Plus large covered patio in back yd.
Courtesy: Re/Max Dfw Associates Darrin Pennartz
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This property is now under auction terms. All offers to include pre-auction offers must be submitted via the web site at www.hudsonandmarshall.com. This property is subject to a $2000 buyerâs premium pursuant to the Auction Terms & Conditions. There is not a set minimum starting bid. Properties designated as absolute will be sold on regardless of the bid price; all others not designated Absolute will be sold with a reserve.
Courtesy: City Group Jacques Hanmer
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Nice house in good condition. Walk to scholls, greenbelt, parks, and shops. Largest model in the subdivision. Includes storage shed 8' by 12'
Courtesy: Re/Max Dfw Associates Steven Craven
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CASH ONLY! INVESTOR SPECIAL!!! Open floorplan. All bedrooms upstairs including master. Oversized master bedroom features sitting area and fireplace. Kitchen features island with cooktop, plant ledges, plenty of cabinet and counter space.
1806 Haymeadow Carrollton, TX 75007
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Plano Jackie Pisanich
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Charming Woodlake Home located near George Bush Tollway, Beautifully landscaped, New Backyard Fence, New Front Windows, Beautiful Granite Countertops in large eat-in Kitchen, New Carpet in Living Room and Bedrooms, Updated bathrooms. Converted Garage not counted in Sq Ft includes large walk in closet and could be used as Game room or extra Bedroom, enclosed Patio also not counted in Sq Ft, Garage door attached with nice storage area.
Courtesy: Re/Max Associates Of Mansfield John Teixeira
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DECORATOR'S TOUCH - This one has all the right spaces and beautifully decorated. Large living space that looks out over the covered patio with a brick pass through fireplace that you can enjoy from the breakfast room. Breakfast room is so large it could be a second living space, that leads out to the covered patio and is opened up with the kitchen. Kitchen has tons of counter space and cabinets and a beautiful backsplash, perfect to entertain.
Courtesy: Dfwcityhomes Tod Franklin
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Beautiful updated Nob Hill home with lake view of Nob Hill Greenbelt. Living and dining room feature scraped wood floors and see through fireplace. 3 bedrooms 2 baths downstairs with loft that can be office or game room. Master bedroom has large travertine shower with double vanity. Kitchen has stainless steel appliances, granite counters with tumbled marble backsplash and dinette area. Nice fenced back yard Convenient to I35 and George Bush.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty Lee Ann McVay
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Beautifully maintained and updated. This home has the wow factor you have been looking for. TWO Spacious living areas, dark wood floors, granite countertops, tile backsplash updated low-E windows with solar screens and 3 solar panels which are connected to electric and AC, Energy efficient attic radiant barrier with solar powered attic fans. 23x10 enclosed patio on the back with oversized deck. Large corner lot, just minutes to the George Bush.
Courtesy: Ebby Halliday, Realtors-Allen Karryn Torres
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Beautifully Updated Home on cul-de-sac lot. Soaring ceilings, open floor plan & fresh paint throughout. Bright remodeled kitchen includes new gorgeous tile floor, quartz counter tops, stainless appliances, under cabinet lighting & gas stove. Updated half bath downstairs. Large master bedroom and bath with new quartz counter tops, garden tub, separate shower & spacious closet. Enjoy park & playground located just a short distance from back gate.
Courtesy: Beam Real Estate, Llc Mathew Abraham
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4 Bed rooms 2.5 bath wooden floor well maintained house new roof upgraded bath rooms with Granite counter tops new shower master down plus half bath down. Buyer agents should verify all measurement for accuracy.
Courtesy: Keller Williams Realty-Fm Catherine Jacobson
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Absolutely stunning home with amazing updates in beautiful Carrollton subdivision with lots of trees! Updates include new carpet, new paint, new dishwasher, new microwave, updated bathrooms with new fixtures and many more! Backyard has work shed for all of your outdoor needs. Convenient to major highways and lots of convenient shopping. This one won't last - a must see!
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Come see this well cared for 1 owner home in highly desired west Carrollton with a pool under $300k! Fabulous split plan with master suite including massive master bath and powder room down, and guest beds and expansive gameroom up. Neutral paint and finishes throughout, generous room sizes, and ample closet space. Roof in 2011, carpet 2013, kitchen tile and backsplash 2014, half bath vanity and bath fixtures 2014 and 2015. New pool vac 2016.
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Impeccably remodeled Woodlake home with large trees, professional landscaping, covered slate porch, 2 tone exterior paint, new windows & doors throughout. Extended wood floors from entry through the dining room, kitchen, family room & extended hallways. Gourmet kitchen with upgraded cabinets, granite tops, stainless appliances, raised ceilings, island & can lighting. Remodeled bathrooms, crown molding, 5 inch base, new ac, texture, carpet, paint
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Formula one cars running on ethanol produce carbon dioxide, contrary to our assertion in the item headed Green light overdue for an ethanol formula below. The process does not, however, produce most other by-products of petrol combustion and is renewable, being made from plants which absorb carbon dioxide as they grow. The overall process is carbon neutral.
Like any footballer, Steven Gerrard would prefer to stick to his favourite position. But he will not mind being asked to fulfil three different roles in the same match, as he did against Argentina on Saturday, if it gives his team a chance of winning the World Cup. As the match in Geneva reached its climax Sven-Goran Eriksson found a way to have Gerrard, Frank Lampard, Joe Cole, David Beckham, Wayne Rooney, Peter Crouch and Michael Owen on the field at the same time, and it brought his side the two goals they needed for victory.
Perhaps Eriksson knows that Gerrard played his first games for Liverpool at full-back. And Gerrard's flexibility could be one of the answers to the remaining doubts about the shape of England's midfield. There may, in fact, be no permanent shape at all, but a set of interchangeable options with which all the players are familiar and comfortable.
It would be foolish to draw too many conclusions from a single match, and the memory of Eriksson's helplessness in defeat against Northern Ireland in a World Cup qualifying match is too fresh to permit the adoption of wholesale optimism. Even so, it felt like a significant milestone had been passed on the road to Germany.
Presumably those who are accustomed to criticising Eriksson for not taking friendlies seriously enough will now attempt to devalue the win over Argentina by claiming that it was only a friendly. That would come as news to the players of both sides, who approached the meeting in a positively old-fashioned spirit, inspired by almost four decades' worth of animosity. The same thing tends to happen when England meet Germany. Whether Eriksson's players can summon the same qualities of resistance and aggression in a difficult moment against, say, Brazil, with whom they have no quarrel beyond sport, remains to be seen.
Nevertheless Eriksson's critics must sheathe their weapons for the time being, while they await the next opportunity to launch an attack. For sure, it will come. Any of the three friendly matches standing between England and next summer's World Cup finals could provide the excuse for a renewal of the clamorous demands for the Swede's summary removal before, as the oft- repeated claim goes, the present generation of gifted Premier League players is allowed to let its talent dribble away.
Not this week, however. In the victory over Argentina we saw, as we have seen with such clarity only two or three times before, what Eriksson brings to the job of managing a side burdened by the hysterical expectations of a nation trapped in a kind of bipolar syndrome, constantly lurching between euphoria and despair. We saw the fruit of common sense, of patience, of a refusal to be ruffled: characteristics which are no longer English, sadly, but need to be imported. At the end, too, we saw a faculty that, since the defeat by Brazil in Japan, the head coach has often been accused of lacking, which is the instinct for improvisation in the heat of battle.
He has been pilloried both for refusing to adapt his system of play and for fiddling about with it too often. In Geneva he began the match with the continuation of a sensible experiment, testing an idea to which he may well return next June, should the circumstances demand it. When Argentina started to make substitutions and England needed a goal, he switched to a more familiar system, albeit with a slightly different arrangement of personnel, and saw it pay off.
Deprived of Gary Neville and Ashley Cole, as effective a pair of full-backs as any in the world and significant contributors to the team's dynamism, Eriksson succeeded in beating Argentina, second favourites for the World Cup, with a line-up that at various times included Luke Young and Paul Konchesky. And although it could be argued that Argentina's substitutions significantly reduced their ability to respond to England's final series of attacks, there was little doubt that both sides were taking the contest seriously.
England remain, as Eriksson has been saying for some time, one of five or six nations with a chance of winning the World Cup, which is surely enough to be going on with. All that really matters between now and next June is that the key performers stay fit.
Tiger is only reaping what US team sowed in Ryder Cup gamesmanship
Tiger Woods says he enjoys the President's Cup more than the Ryder Cup because "we're all good friends and you see more concessions and more sportsmanship". The Ryder Cup, he says, is spoiled by "gamesmanship".
Three observations come to mind. The first is that Woods has been a member of four Ryder Cup teams and has ended up on the losing side three times. The second is that his obections might be better directed at men such as Ben Crenshaw and Corey Pavin, whose attempts to equate a golf match with military conflict were largely responsible for the escalation of ill-feeling between the teams.
The third, of course, is that he gets paid for playing in the President's Cup, whereas the Ryder Cup organisers expect the top golfers for the United States and Europe to give up a week of their time for no greater reward than the chance to participate in an historic contest that significantly increases the audience for golf across two continents.
When he and David Duval complained about the lack of remuneration several years ago, they ended up sounding like a couple of spoilt children. The world's richest and most famous sporting figures are entitled to their views, but the rest of us are entitled to draw our own conclusions.
Green light overdue for an ethanol formula
By accepting a salary of around £6m to join the Red Bull formula one team next season, the British designer Adrian Newey underlined the primacy of technology in modern-day grand prix racing. Newey will be making more money than either of the men at the wheel of the cars whose design he will oversee, and more than all but a handful of drivers on the grid.
If I were Max Mosley and Bernie Ecclestone, I would pay him twice as much to spend a year applying his ingenuity to the creation of a set of technical regulations satisfying the requirements of those who want to see genuine competition without the imposition of gimmicks, while bringing the sport into line with 21st century attitudes and aspirations.
And the first stipulation would be to insist that, like their US equivalents in the Indycar series, the cars should switch over to engines running on ethanol: a grain-based fuel, biodegradable and emitting no carbon dioxide. It exists, so why not use it and make a few more friends?
Captain Corry hampered by a big heart on his sleeve
When Martin Corry dropped the ball straight from the kick-off at Twickenham on Saturday, the first of several handling errors from England's captain, it hardened a belief that the likeable No8 is not the answer to the continuing problem of identifying a leader to follow Martin Johnson.
Neither Jason Robinson, too remote from the action, nor Jonny Wilkinson, too physically fragile, was a convincing choice. Corry is a terrific fellow and a world-class back-row forward, but he wears his commitment to the cause on his sleeve.
The first requirement is for a captain whose own performance will not be affected by the responsibility. Corry sometimes seems a touch emotionally overwound on big occasions, to the detriment of his game. And this coming Saturday, against the All Blacks, such mistakes are likely to carry a much higher tariff.


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Street of the Seven Angels
By John Howard Griffin, Robert Bonazzi
Wings PressCopyright © 2003 Susan Griffin-Campbell, John H. Griffin, Jr. Gregory Parker Griffin and Amanda Griffin-Fenton
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"It's almost five." Claudine called from the rear of Mademoiselle Mailleferre's Religious Arts Shop. "May I go now, Mademoiselle?"
"Did you hang the new scapulars on the rack?" Mademoiselle Mailleferre asked.
"Yes, Mademoiselle ..."
The proprietress bent her tall figure slightly forward and peered through the cluttered gloom toward her helper.
"Did you arrange Father Trissotin's pamphlets on the display stand?"
Claudine's work-rough hand flew to her mouth.
"Where's your mind, child?" Mademoiselle sighed. She rubbed her fingertips into her temples. "Well, run fix them, and then you can go."
Dear God, there were still a thousand things to do before tonight's meeting.
"Arrange them neatly," she called to Claudine. "Put them on top of the other booklets. Father Trissotin will be here tonight and I don't want him to think I'm not pushing his ..."
"I am, Mademoiselle," the girl sang out.
The proprietress turned toward the front display window and glanced out into the narrow rain-slicked street. Behind her she heard the rapid shuffle of pamphlets and snatches of that popular song Claudine frequently hummed.
Now what? She would have to build a little fire in the furnace so the ladies would have some heat when they met in her upstairs salon. And tea for them. And she'd have to go out in the vile weather and buy butter cookies and tarts. Impossible to trust Claudine with such a mission. She started past the shoulder of a life-size plaster statue of St. Joseph. Through her rain-stippled window she watched men in berets carry long loaves of unwrapped bread under their arms as they hurried to get their aperitifs before going home to supper. The Cafe Zeus around the corner on Boulevard St. Jacques would be rushed for the next hour. By the same token, the green metal public urinal down on the corner, in the center promenade of the boulevard, would have a constant stream of men.
A gray draft horse, its back slick with rain, strained to pull a coal cart up the steep incline past her shop. The rattle of metal-rimmed wheels on cobblestones overwhelmed the tinkle of her entry bell when the door beside her opened.
Her eyes dulled. She nodded briefly to old Flamart, the stone mason.
"The little one is still here?" he asked, shoving his beret back respectfully.
"In the back."
"Grandpapa!" Claudine cried with an enthusiasm that Mademoiselle found almost unendurable. The girl ran forward between counters of rosaries, missals and ceramic statues of the Sacred Heart. She hugged the old man and then stood back to admire him.
"How handsome you are!"
Mademoiselle heard Flamart laugh with embarrassment.
"You've been to the baths?"
"No," he snorted as though the question were somehow insulting.
"But you smell so ..."
"I just went over to the Breville Museum. I washed and changed clothes there."
"In the men's room. It's nice there."
"You didn't!"
Mademoiselle turned back to the window and tried to ignore their gigglings and mutterings.
Honestly, she thought, wasn't that something to get excited about? An old man washes and changes clothes. It was said around the neighborhood that, despite his great age, he frequented Madame Culuhac's girls once a week. Mademoiselle had little doubt this was the night. She shut out the hint of tenderness for him and forced herself to be revolted. Anyway, was it not slightly unethical to bathe in the men's room of a public art museum? She craned to look up the street where the gray façade of the Breville Museum flaunted its Roman columns. She had only been inside once, seventeen years ago. And then she had not got past the foyer where a gigantic statue of Michelangelo's David rose naked in all its marble warmth beside the equally life-size figure of a Greek obscenity called The Reclining Diana. Her confessor, in view of her violently disturbed reaction — she had actually vomited — had suggested that she avoid the place for a while. Occasionally, in unguarded moments, the entire scene would appear before her eyes, as vivid now as it had been seventeen years ago when she first viewed it as a girl of twenty. She would recall with wonder the extraordinary manner in which the artist had made the veins in the marble match nature's veins in David's buttocks. She shook her head to rid herself of the uncomfortable vision.
"Take my work clothes home when you go this evening, eh petite?" she heard Flamart say.
"All right, Grandpapa — you sure smell good."
Mademoiselle Mailleferre closed out another image, this time of the old man standing in front of one of the basins in the Museum's men's room, grandly soaping himself with tax-purchased castile. Certainly it was meant for hand washing, not for cleansing the whole body. And what if some dignitary — a person like de Gaulle, or a Cardinal, or a venerable conductor — were to walk into the men's room and be confronted by such a sight? Would he reach past Flamart's wet nakedness and say "Pardon me, may I use the soap?" Not likely. It might not bother Flamart, but it would certainly give the dignitary a poor impression of the district.
Three small boys in heavy jackets and short pants attracted her attention back to the narrow street directly in front of her shop. They chalked MERDE on the soaked brick wall of the Dominican Novitiate. And you could be sure, Mademoiselle told herself, they would be right there at the altar rail next Sunday to take Christ Jesus into their little bodies.
With the exception of her shop and, to a lesser extent, those Dominicans across the street, the quarter was inhabited by this type. Most of them were earth-bound humans of the most vulgar stamp, natural beings who worked all day and then purchased their bread and went home to their animal existence every evening. Had she not only last week noticed an article in the Figaro Litteraire which said it was not unusual for French couples to make love three times a day?
Not much depth in any of them.
Flamart loomed beside her, his hand on the door knob. He lifted the forefinger of his free hand to his white eyebrow in respectful salute. The typically peasant gesture touched Mademoiselle and she acknowledged it with a show of warmth in her smile.
The fresh rain-fragrance of ozone, mingled with castile surrounded Mademoiselle for a moment as Flamart opened the door, stepped out and closed it. She watched him hunch his shoulders against the drizzle and start away.
"Flamart!" someone called. The stone mason turned and peered up the narrow sidewalk. Almost immediately Mademoiselle saw Durand, the book shop owner, as fat and pink-cheeked as ever, stride into view beneath his black umbrella.
"You going to the cafe?" she heard Flamart ask as the two shook hands there only a few inches in front of her window.
"Yes, but I've got to piss first," Durand announced affably.
Mademoiselle, though invisible behind the rain-pocked glass, instinctively moved further behind the statue of St. Joseph. Honestly, that Durand. He didn't care how he talked. You'd think, Mademoiselle told herself, that dealing in books would exert a refining influence on a man. But not Durand. Gossip had it he was gross in his dealings with women.
Absently she watched the two men angle across the street to the public urinal.
Let's see, there would be six women at the meeting, counting herself, plus Father Trissotin. (The leaves were almost gone from the trees on the boulevard, she observed sadly, as she watched Durand hand Flamart his umbrella, glance up at the dripping trees and start unbuttoning even before he stepped into the urinal.) A couple of dozen cookies and tarts would be enough. But still that lard-tub of a Madame Ponneger was one more glutton — a sure sign of fanaticism, she observed. But no, it wasn't her responsibility to fill that cavern. Two dozen cookies would have to do.
"May I go now, Mademoiselle? I've finished," Claudine called from the shadows.
"Yes, but first run downstairs and put one bucket of coal in the furnace. Then turn on the radiator upstairs in my salon."
Across the street, the milkman's two-wheeled cart, pulled by a wolf-like dog, stopped in front of the Dominican house.
Her gaze shifted back to the hazed figure of Flamart who waited patiently for his friend. She saw something pathetic, almost desolate in the scene. Yes, one couldn't help feeling some passion for Flamart, despite the weakness of his flesh.
Now Durand joined him. The bookseller waddled in an awkward semi-crouch as he worked with both hands to button his fly. Why they did not button up before appearing back in public was something Mademoiselle could not understand. Always it was the same. The only men who left such places with any sem-blance of dignity were clergymen and foreigners. This was so pronounced that whenever Mademoiselle saw a man leave without assuming that baboon stance she wondered what country he was from.
She thought of the Lenten Masses the Dominicans would soon be chanting, and a phrase came to her: "Adhaesit in terra venter noster — our bellies are as glued to the earth." It had always seemed to her such a coarse and unliturgical sort of phrase, but she saw it now as a remarkably apt description of the whole tenor of the quarter.
"Just one bucket, Claudine," she called down into the cellar.
"It won't give much heat, Mademoiselle."
"Just one. God's love, I'm not running a Turkish bath."
"Yes, Mademoiselle."CHAPTER 2
Montausier adjusted his fleshless over-long legs to some semblance of comfort beneath his chair. He glared at his mortal enemy and best friend, if one could call such a compromised character as Durand a friend, Lord.
"You're as disgusting as the rest," he snapped. "And I don't mind ..."
"Please ... please ..." Durand said pleasantly.
The waiter placed two glasses of beer and one of red wine on the round metal table and then stepped back into the gloom to become part of the elbows and newspapers and chess games and chatter of the Cafe Zeus.
"Let's stop, just for once, denouncing the morals of this age," Durand resumed amiably. He relaxed his bulk back into the wire chair, nudged his gold-rimmed glasses up to the bridge of his nose and lifted his glass.
Someone opened the door, and the sudden racket of rain pouring against cobblestones made Montausier wait. Beyond the immediate splashing, they heard the deep-toned bell from the tower of the Palais de Justice. It sent its reverberating metallic tones slowly over the quarter, tolling five o'clock.
Montausier caught Flamart's eye, and nodded toward Durand. There he sat, guzzling his beer, his eyes smiling over the rim of his demi-glass in that speculative and affectionate way of his toward a nice-looking girl across the room.
The bell's final echo was muffled by the closing door. Durand turned his attention back to Montausier's dark face, noticed that his elderly companion's moustache was not twitching yet, and resumed his goading.
"Really — such a rage against the morality of this age makes a man look slightly ridiculous. Don't you agree, old Flamart?"
Flamart's face congested with a blush and he shrugged his shoulders, embarrassed the way very simple men are with ideas — a silliness he had not concerned himself with in over forty years.
"Makes me look ridiculous, eh?" Montausier said. "By whose standards? By mankind's standards?" He stretched his head forward on his skinny neck and spread out his hands expansively. "But that's all I ask. Mankind is so stupid I should consider myself gravely at fault to be seen as wise in its eyes."
"Such a hatred for mankind," Durand sighed. He signaled the waiter again.
"Hatred no," Montausier specified. "Contempt yes. I have a general contempt for all mankind."
Flamart's blue eyes rolled to one side as if to say that this, just the same, was a bit exaggerated.
"All mankind?" Durand asked.
"All mankind," Montausier nodded. "The ones because they have no principles. And the others, like you, because you are complacent with them. To think that we could arrive at an age where one retains amicable relations with, even shows respect for, vice."
"Messieurs?" the waiter interrupted.
"What? Oh, another beer, please," Montausier said. "I tell you," he went on leaning across the table toward Flamart and Durand, "there are times when I want to flee into the desert at the sight of my fellow man."
"Another beer, please," Durand said. He smiled at the waiter and then at Montausier, as though to explain that they must be indulgent with the old fool.
Montausier's knuckles blanched with the tight clasp of his hands. Durand was daring to apologize for him, one of the most distinguished lawyers of the district before his retirement. It was too admirable really. Too admirable.
Few men would go that far without quailing.
Flamart indicated a repeat on the red wine he usually took on Tuesday nights in preference to his customary beer. It was an innocent affirmation to all who knew him that he intended going for his regular weekly visit to Madame Culuhac's establishment later in the evening. Wine, he contended, was a help in such things.
Durand smiled up at two gentlemen who bowed and begged "a thousand pardons" as they squeezed through the narrow space toward a table further along the wall. He saw Flamart flick his forefinger to his eyebrow in a salute.
"The older one there, that's my boss, a nice fellow," the stone mason explained.
Durand nodded and then turned to press the debate with Montausier.
"Why don't we try to be more optimistic about human nature? Let's stop examining it so strictly and look on its faults with more indulgence."
"Indulgence," Montausier snorted through a smile he sought to repress. "Indulgence, ha! Indulgent Durand — the perfect description of our friend. And before you beam, it's no compliment."
"But in the world of today," Durand continued unruffled, "it is necessary to have a certain elasticity of virtue. Take your cherished virtue of wisdom, for example. It has to have the ... the nice balance," he said, emphasizing his words with a gesture of his chunky hands. "Perfect reason, you know," he began the phrase from Molière that every schoolboy of his generation had learned, and went on to recite it almost as a jingle: "Perfect reason flees all extremity. It wishes one wise but with sobriety ..."
"That's cheating and you know it." Montausier snapped, despising the adversary who would use catch phrases or invoke reverence for authority rather than argue the intrinsic merits of the question.
Flamart winced and glanced apologetically at his boss who viewed the argument from a nearby table.
"The great stiffness of the morality of the past is against the grain of our century and our usages," Durand persisted. "It demands too much perfection from mortals like us. And is there any greater folly than to stick one's nose into the business of correcting the world? Oh, I see, just as you do ..."
"God," Montausier groaned with regret that Molière had ever been taught in that wretched lycée Durand once attended.
"No — me and Flamart here — we take mankind as it is, accustoming our souls to suffer what it does. And certainly our phlegm is as philosophic as your bile." Durand folded his hands over his paunch and watched Montausier reel under that blow. Let him find an answer to that. That, for example, was a coup to have made Aristotle proud.
"Well said," Flamart interjected solemnly, feeling that he should somehow join the conversation now that it included him.
"You add one fallacy to another," Montausier gasped. "Your reasoning is impertinent and dishonest. I won't discuss it further."
"Who won?" Durand asked, smiling at Flamart.
"I think you did."
"I'd rather lose than sink to that kind of reasoning." Montausier answered.
"Well, let's forget it," Durand said. He tactfully avoided Montausier's eyes and pretended to study posters advertising DUBONNET and MONTBAZILLAC and bus tours to Chartres.
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