At six in the evening, in the open area at the center of Green Grass Park in the 7th arrondissement of Paris, the seating for the circus had been set up long ago, and every seat was filled.
Most of the people who came to watch the circus here were from the middle class and above, people with both disposable income and free time.
Claude and his three companions paid the admission fee, and the receptionist smiled and said, "Gentlemen, you are truly in luck. There are just four seats left to fill the place. Anyone coming after you will have to stand and watch."
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