Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911: Paul Kauvar; or, Anarchy by Steele Mackaye
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[_Exit_. DIANE. Father, why are you so moved? DUKE. But now, the mob seized some poor young girl they found without protection in the street. I heard of this and fearing for your life, I hurried here in awful agony of mind. Ah! Diane, this dread of peril to you is worse than the worst of deaths to me. DIANE. Take heart, dear father! Does not Paul Kauvar, strong and true, stand between us and danger! DUKE. Yes; but 'tis hard that I, a peer of France, should owe my daughter's life to a peasant's son--a workman! DIANE. |
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