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I then became usher in a small school , but without salary , taking board and lodging as payment . I passed a good examination and was preparing for my degree , when I left the school owing to a quarrel . I had made some money by giving private lessons , and I found myself the possessor of nearly eighty francs . I started for Paris , where I arrived at five o'clock one morning in June , and where I knew , no one . I had a small trunk containing a few shirts , which obliged me to take a carriage . I told the coachman to take me to a hotel in the Latin Quarter . ` Which hotel ? '