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 			<p>“And the monster?” she said suddenly, to Mahiette.</p>
 			<p>“What monster?” inquired the latter.</p>
 			<p>“The little gypsy monster left by the sorceresses in Chantefleurie’s chamber, in exchange for her daughter. What did you do with it? I hope you drowned it also.”</p>
-			<p>“No.” replied Mahiette.</p>
+			<p>“No,” replied Mahiette.</p>
 			<p>“What? You burned it then? In sooth, that is more just. A witch child!”</p>
 			<p>“Neither the one nor the other, Gervaise. Monseigneur the archbishop interested himself in the child of Egypt, exorcised it, blessed it, removed the devil carefully from its body, and sent it to Paris, to be exposed on the wooden bed at Notre-Dame, as a foundling.”</p>
 			<p>“Those bishops!” grumbled Gervaise, “because they are learned, they do nothing like anybody else. I just put it to you, Oudarde, the idea of placing the devil among the foundlings! For that little monster was assuredly the devil. Well, Mahiette, what did they do with it in Paris? I am quite sure that no charitable person wanted it.”</p>