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Yes , certainly , he shall be made a member of the municipal council . '' `` In any case , do n't say anything about me to him , '' said the advocate of the poor , who now hastened away to speak to Madame Phellion . `` Well , my fair lady , '' he said , when he reached her , `` have you succeeded ? '' `` I waited till four o'clock , and then that worthy and excellent man would not let me finish what I had to say . He is much to busy to accept such an office , and he sent a letter which Monsieur Phellion has read , saying that he , Doctor Bianchon , thanked him for his good intentions , and assured him that his own candidate was Monsieur Thuillier . He said that he should use all his influence in his favor , and begged my husband to do the same . '' `` And what did your excellent husband say ? ''