Page:Victor Hugo - Notre-Dame de Paris (tr. Hapgood, 1888).djvu/74

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NOTRE-DAME.

"At least," he said to himself, "I shall there have a fire-brand of joy wherewith to warm myself, and I can sup on some crumbs of the three great armorial bearings of royal sugar which have been erected on the public refreshment-stall of the city.