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`` Yes , '' replied Monsieur de l'Estorade , passing out first and neglecting to say good-bye to his wife . `` Ah ! stay ; I have forgotten a message my wife gave me , '' said Monsieur de Camps , turning back to Madame de l'Estorade . `` She told me to say she would come for you at two o'clock to go and see the spring things at the ` Jean de Paris , ' and she has arranged that after that we shall all four go to the flower-show . When we leave Rastignac , l'Estorade and I will come back here , and wait for you if you have not returned before us . '' Madame de l'Estorade paid little attention to this programme , for a flash of light had illumined her mind . As soon as she was alone , she took Marie-Gaston 's letter from her gown , and , finding it folded in the proper manner , she exclaimed , -- `` Not a doubt of it !