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iii. What madame forestier exclaim in astonishment when she saw Matilda,years after the minister's ball?

 When Madam Forestier met Loisel years after Minister's ball, she was unable to recognise her. She changed too badly and her beauty was all gone. The repayment of the necklace made them poor. They worked very hard for it and became a old women. Mrs Loisel told her all the story and about the necklace.

Madam Forestier was hardly touched and said, “Oh ! My poor Matilda

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