The Arcades Project - Operi

La Hodde also helping himself from the cash box of the secret funds, by any
chance? . .. "Good evening, de -La Hodde, what on earth are you up to here at this
hour and in this fearful weather?" "'I am waiting for a t'ascal who owes me some
money, and since he passes this way every evening at this time, he is going to pay
me, or else" -and he struck the parapet of the embankment violently with his
stick.' De La Hodde attempts to get rid of him and walks toward the Pont du
Carrousel. Chenu departs in the opposite direction, but only to conceal himself
under the arcades of the Institut . ... 'A quarter of an hour later, I
noticed the carriage with two little green lamps . ... A man got out; de La Hodde
went straight. up to him. They talked for H moment, and I saw de La Hodde make a
movement HS though putting money into his pocket. '" Marx and Engels, review of
Chenu, Les Conspiratell.rs (Paris , 1850) and de La Hodde, La Naissance de la
Republique (Paris, 1850), published in the Neuen rheinischen Zeitung < 1850>,
rpt. in 4 (Stuttgart, 1886), pp. 555-556, 552, 551." [V2;V2a]
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