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"At the end of the ten years, they had restored all". What had Matilda and her husband restored and at what cost?

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Matilda lost the necklace borrowed from her wealthy friend Mme. Forestier and hence she had to replace it with a new one. It was so expensive that her husband had to take loans in order to pay for it. For the repayment of the loans, they also had to cut down their expenses. Matilda and her husband suffered for ten long years. First, they had to send away the maid servant. Then they had to change their lodging and rent some rooms. Matilda had to learn heavy cares of household life, she had to do the difficult chores of her kitchen. She had to wash dishes, greasy pots and stew pan This life lasted for ten years. At the end of ten years, they were able to restore all.

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When he found nothing, he went to the police and to the cab officers. He even put an advertisement in the newspapers, offering a reward. Meanwhile, he asked Matilda to write a letter to Mme Forestier, explaining that she had broken the clasp of the necklace and would get it repaired and return it soon. This gave them time to find the necklace. However, they eventually decided to replace the necklace with a new one.

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When he found nothing, he went to the police and to the cab officers. He even put an advertisement in the newspapers, offering a reward. Meanwhile, he asked Matilda to write a letter to Mme Forestier, explaining that she had broken the clasp of the necklace and would get it repaired and return it soon. This gave them time to find the necklace. However, they eventually decided to replace the necklace with a new one.
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Matilda lost the necklace borrowed from her wealthy friend Mme Forestier. They desperately tried to find out the necklace but in vain. Finally they decided to replace the necklace with a new one. M. Loisel spent his entire savings and even borrowed a loan to buy the necklace for thirty-six thousand francs..

To repay the debt, they cut down their expenses. They sent away the maid and reported some rooms in an attic. M. Loisel worked evenings, putting the books of some merchants in order, and nights he often did copying at five sous a page. This life lasted for ten years. At the end of ten years, they had restored all.

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