In this story, Follenvie’s refusal to answer questions prevents him from coughing and results in him “eliciting organ tones from his chest.” A character in this story spots a failed seduction attempt while peeking through a keyhole into “the mysteries (10[1])of the corridor.” While on a walk after (10[1])lunch, the Count (10[1])asks this story’s title character to consent to a (10[1])favor that (-5[1])“you have so (10[2])often given.” This story ends with the title character sobbing in the darkness of a train (10[1])compartment. (10[2])Cornudet (10[1])(“cor-noo-DAY”) whistles (10[3])“La Marseillaise” (10[1])near (10[1])the end (10[2])of this story, (10[4]-5[1])whose title (10[1])character is pressured into sleeping with a Prussian officer (10[2]-5[1])to grant (10[2])her company passage. (10[1])For 10 points, name this Guy de Maupassant (-5[1])(“GHEE duh moh-paw-SAN”) story about the sex worker Elisabeth Rousset (“roo-SAY”), titled for her rotund nickname. (0[1])■END■ (10[4]0[7])