Mercadet - A Comedy in Three Acts by Honoré de Balzac
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Minard You are mistaken, sir; I venture to say that you do not know your daughter. Mercadet Permit me-- Minard You do not know her, sir. Mercadet But I know her perfectly well--as if--in a word, I know her-- Minard No, sir, you do not. Mercadet Do you mean to contradict me again, sir? Minard You know the Julie that all the world sees; but love has transfigured her! Tenderness and devotion lend to her a transporting beauty that I alone have called up in her. Julie Father, I feel ashamed-- Mercadet You mean you feel happy. And if you, sir, repeat these things-- |
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