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But for a good and honest heart it is very hard , you know , to familiarise itself with such people . '' `` Of two evils we must choose the least . Now I will fetch M. Germain . But now I think of it , '' said the turnkey , `` there are only two visitors ; wait until they are gone , there 'll not be any more to-day , for it is two o'clock . I will then fetch M. Germain , and you can talk at your ease . I can then , when you are alone , let him come into the passage , so that you will be separated by one grating instead of two . Wo n't that be better ? ''