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`` Yes , say in the library ; he never goes in there . From there I can study him , and watch him , without his seeing me , since he is so irritable and so easily upset , and as soon as you see an opportunity I shall make use of it . A sign from you , and down I come . '' `` Really , Monsieur Fabien -- '' `` It must be done , Madeleine ; I must manage to speak to him before ten o'clock to-morrow morning , for my bride is coming . '' `` The Parisienne ? She coming here ! '' `` Yes , with her father , by the train which gets in at six minutes past nine to-morrow . ''