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Rh work, too''From the top of the barricade, where he now stands, he can touch the window of the house. A light is seen moving inside.  looks at it.'' is there!

Flesselles is a traitor. He pretends to be one of us, but he's in communication with Versailles.

's the one who organized the Bourgeois Militia; it pretends to defend us, but it tries to tie our hands. They're all Judases, ready to sell us.

only teaches us not to depend on any one but ourselves. But I've known that for a long whileDuring the above, '' lightly taps the window, and calls "Lucile!" The light disappears, and the window opens.  pretty face, with her lovely teeth and winning smile, appear at the window. Each puts his fingers to his mouth, a warning to be careful. They converse by means of lovers' signs. Each time the workers raise their heads from the barricade and look in her direction, Lucile quickly shuts the window. But two workingmen catch sight of her.'']

[pointing to 's he doing anyway?

little fellow's in love. Don't bother him!

'll fight all the better for it. The rooster will defend his hen''They continue working, from time to time glancing up good-naturedly at the lovers. But they always observe caution, in order not to interrupt them.'']