Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911: Paul Kauvar; or, Anarchy by Steele Mackaye
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Under mine, Mademoiselle. Kauvar is a man of the people. To him such
words as loyalty, truth and honour are but empty puffs of air. DIANE. [_Proudly and passionately_.] On whose lips is there meaning purer, or prouder, than on Paul Kauvar's? DUKE. [_With haughty surprise_.] Mademoiselle! When you speak so warmly, you forget the distance that separates you from one of his rank. [_Cries in the distance of_ "To the Guillotine!" _with the roll of muffled drums_. DIANE. [_In solemn voice_.] Nay, father, listen!--Do we need more to remind us of the nearness of the protected to the protector? |
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