Hauterive

Under the inspiration of Talleyrand a spurious imitation of the document agreed upon was gotten up, and after a note brought by d'Hauterive—one of the creatures of the Minister of Foreign Affairs—to the First Consul, was substituted for the real paper, under the impression that Consalvi would be led to sign it in the haste required for the accomplishment of the other consequent events.

How many minutes will pass before Monsieur de Hauterive comes to ask her to redeem Th�r�se Rohritz's pledged word? and then---- The blood mounts to her cheeks.

"That is a certain Cabouat de Hauterive, a millionaire, who is very fond of pretty things," replies Suwarin.

Do we not find it more agreeable to present him to our acquaintances as Monsieur de Hauterive than as Monsieur Cabouat?

"Cabouat de Hauterive," murmurs Zino, ironically stroking his moustache, and stretching his legs out a little farther.