Mercadet - A Comedy in Three Acts by Honoré de Balzac
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father to leave him a fortune, he finds his creditors are so many
indefatigable uncles. Justin (entering) M. Goulard wishes to know if it is true that you desire to see him? Mercadet (to his wife) My message astounded him. (To Justin) Beg him to come in. (Justin goes out.) Goulard! The most intractable of them all!--who has three bailiffs in his employ. But fortunately he is a greedy though timid speculator who engages in the most risky affairs and trembles all the time they are being conducted. Justin (announcing) M. Goulard! (Exit Justin.) SCENE SIXTH The same persons and Goulard. Goulard (in anger) Ah! you can be found, sir, when you want to be! Mme. Mercadet (aside to her husband) |
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