like Urn to go away, for he is very 
jealous, and augiy, and rude ; and so I go to her, and 
say  ^no, I will not tell you what my argument is, but 
I  I will show Mademoiselle it wUl be better if 
she will promise to be my wife, and then this pitiful 
fellow he will be told not to  her any more. 
If she says no  it is a misfortune for me, but none to 
her. If she says yes, then I will look out that she is 
not any more annoyed  that is quite certain." 

" I  you don't wordnetdesire to marry merely to rescue a 
distressed damsel." 

" Bah," he said, " you know it is not that. But you 
English people, you always make your jokes about 
these   not very good jokes either  and do not 
talk frankly about it. When Madame comes to hear 
of this  and if Mademoiselle is good enough not to 
cast me away  it will be a hard time for us, I know, 
from morning until night. But have I not told you 
what I have considered this young lady  so very 
generous in her nature, and not thinking of herself 
so very frank and good-natured to all people around 
.her  and of a good, light , that