M. Faucheux

Also known as: the goldsmith / the jeweler · Role: goldsmith · First appears: Chapter 27

Life events

• M. Faucheux accepts Madame de Belliere’s jewels for conversion into ready money.(Chapter27)
  • With: Madame de Belliere
  • “If necessary, I will lose two hundred; I wish everything to be settled this evening. Do you accept?” “I do, your ladyship.”
• Madame de Belliere orders her gold and silver plate melted down and exchanged for money.(Chapter27)
  • With: Madame de Belliere
  • “M. Faucheux, you will take away with you both the gold and silver plate. I can assign, as a pretext, that I wish it remodeled on patters more in accordance with my own taste. Melt it down, and return me its value in money, at once.”
• Madame de Belliere receives eight hundred francs in gold from M. Faucheux.(Chapter27)
  • With: Madame de Belliere
  • “Three hours afterwards she went to M. Faucheux’s house and received from him eight hundred francs in gold inclosed in a chest”

Chapter 27

• friends with Madame de Belliere “I address you as a friend; will you accept the gold of the settings in return for a sum of ready money to be placed in my hands?”
• with Madame de Belliere (Goldsmith and client conducting a sale and conversion of plate into money.) “M. Faucheux, you will take away with you both the gold and silver plate. I can assign, as a pretext, that I wish it remodeled on patters more in accordance with my own taste. Melt it down, and return me its value in money, at once.”
• married with Madame Faucheux “Madame Faucheux kept her carriage. As the daughter of a president of accounts, she had brought a marriage portion of thirty thousand crowns to her husband, who was syndic of the goldsmiths.”

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