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Herhusbaseven.Hehadfoundnothing.
&hepoli，totheoofferareward，tothepahatarayofhopeimpelledhi
&edalldayloateofbewildermentatthisfearfulcatastrophe.
Loiseleatnight，hisfaedandpale;hehaddisothing.
"Youmustwritetoyourfriend，"hesaid，"ayou'vebrokentheclaspofhernedaregettihatwillgiveustimetolookaboutus."
&hisdi.
Bytheeheyhadlostallhope.Loisel，whohadagedfiveyears，declared:"Wemustseeabthediamonds."
&heytooktheboxwhichhadheldthetothejewellerswhosenamewasiedhisbooks.
"ItwasnotIwhosoldthisnecklace，Madame;Imusthavemerelysuppliedtheclasp."
&heyweojeweller，seargforanotherhefirst，gtheirmemories，bothillwithremorseandanguishofmind.
InashopatthePalais-Royaltheyfofdiamondswhichseemedtothemexactlyliketheoheywerelookingfor.Itwasworthfortythousandfrancs.Theywereallowedtohaveitforthirty-sixthousand.
Theybeggedthejewellerforthreedays.Andtheyarraheuandingthatitwouldbetakenbackforthirty-fourthousandfrancs，ifthefirstonewerefouheendofFebruary.
Loiselpossessedeighteenthousandfraohimbyhisfather.Heioborrowtherest.
Hedidbettingathousandfromoneman，fivehundredfromanother，fivelouishere，threelavenotesofhareements，didbusihusurersaribeofmoney-legagedthewhyearsofhisexistence，riskedhissigevenknowingifheourit，and，appalledattheagonisihefuture，attheblackmiseryabouttofalluponhim，attheprospectofeverypossiblephysicalprivationandmoraltorture，heweheneutdownuponthejeweller'sterthirty-sixthousandfrancs.
WheookbaeeForestier，thelattersaidtoherinachillyvoice:
"Yououghtthtitbaighthave."
&，asherfriendhadfeared，openthecase.Ifshehadhesubstitution，whatwouldshehavethought?Whatwouldshehavesaid?Wouldsheakehief?
MadameLoiselowtheghastlylifeofabjectpoverty.Fromtheveryfirstsheplayedherpartheroically.Thisfearfuldebtmustbepaidoff.Shewouldpayit.Theservantwasdismissed.Theygedtheirflat;theytookagarretuheroof.
&oknowtheheavyworkofthehouse，thehatefuldutiesofthekit.Shewashedtheplates，wearingoutherpinknailsonthecoursepotteryaomsofpahedirtylisanddish-dhuodry;everymshetookthedustbindowahepingoneagtogetherbreath.And，cladlikeapoorwomahefruiterer，tothegrocer，tothebutcher，abasketling，iichedhalfpennyofhermohobepaidoff，othersreimegained.
Herhusbaheeveningsatputtingstraightamert'sats，anighthedidgattwo-pence-halfpennyapage.
Andthislifelastedtenyears.
Attheendoftehingaid，theusurer&#esandtheacofsuperimposedi.
MadameLoisellookedoldnow.Shehadbeelikeallthe，hard，enofpoorhouseholds.Herhairwasbadlydoswereawry，herhandswerered.Shespokeinashrillvoidtheedalloverthefloorwhenshescrubbedit.Butsometimes，whenherhusbandwasattheoffice，shesatdownbythewindowandthoughtofthateveninglongago，oftheballatwhichshehadbeeifulandsomuchadmired.
Whatenedifshehadhosejes?strangelifeis，howfickle!Howlittleisoruinortosave!
OneSunday，asshehadgoneforawalkalongtheChamps-Elyseestofresheerthelaboursoftheweek，shecaughtsightsuddenlyofaastakingachildoutforawalk.ItwasMadameForestier，stillyoung，stillbeautiful，stillattractive.
MadameLoiselwaseemotion.Shouldshespeaktoher?Yes，ly.Andnowthatshehadpaid，shewouldtellherall.Whynot?
&uptoher.
"G，Jea;
&herdidnniseher，andrisedatbeingthusfamiliarlyaddressedbyapoor>
"But...Madame..."shestammered."Idon'tknow...youmustbemakingamistake."
"No...IamMathildeLoisel."
Herfriendutteredacry.
"Oh!...mypoorMathilde，howyouhaveged!"
"Yes，I'vehadsomehardtimessinceIsawyoulast;andmanysorrows...andallonyourat."
"Onmyat!...Howwasthat?"
"YourememberthediamondmefortheballattheMinistry?"
"Yes.Well?"
"Well，Ilostit."
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