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　　ThisstoryhappenedinParisin1860.OneeveningMathilde'shusband,PierreLoisel,camehomefromworkwithgreatjoy,becausehenotonlyhadbeeninvitedtothepalaceball,butwastheonlypersoninhisofficethatwasinvited.Hetoldhiswifethewonderfulnews.Mathildewassoexcitedthatshecouldn’tbelievewhatshewastold.Whensherealizeditwastrue,shethoughtshecouldn’tgobecauseshedidn’thaveaneveningdressorjewelleryfortheball.Shewasafraidofbeinglaughedat.AtlastPierredecidedtospendallthemoneythathadbuyingadressforherandadvisedhertoborrowjewelleryfromJeanne,herfriendwhomarriedamanwithmuchmoney.ThenextdayMathildecalledonherfriend,Jeanne,andaskedifshecouldlendsomejewellerytoher.JeannebroughtoutallherjewelleryandletMathildechoosetheoneshelikedbest.Mathildenoticedalovelydiamondnecklacewithabigbluestoneinthecenter,woreitandwasverysatisfied

　　ontheeveningwhentheballwasheld,Mathildewaswearingthedressonwhichshespent400francsandthenecklaceborrwedfromherfriendandwenttotheballwithPierre.Theyhadaverygoodtimeattheparty.

　　Butitwasonthatnightthattheyfoundthenecklacewasmissingontheirwayhome.Theywentbacktothepalaceandlookedforiteverywhere.Unluckily,theycouldn’tfindit.“What’stobedone?”Bothofthemwereindeepthought

　　Atlast,theyborrwedalotofmoneytobuyanewonetoreturntoherfriend.thentheywokedhardfortenyearstopayoffthedebt,onlytobetoldthatthenecklacetheyborrowedwasfake.