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yes , a genuine artist , '' laying particular stress on the word `` genuine . '' Every time that a new work was interpreted at a big Parisian theater , M. Saval paid a visit to the capital . Now , last year , according to his custom , he went to hear `` Henry VIII . '' He then took the express which arrives in Paris at 4:30 p.m. , intending to return by the 12:35 a.m. train so as not to have to sleep at a hotel . He had put on evening dress , a black coat and white tie , which he concealed under his overcoat with the collar turned up . As soon as he had planted his foot on the Rue d' Amsterdam , he felt himself in quite a jovial mood . He said to himself : `` Decidedly the air of Paris does not resemble any other air .