Mercadet - A Comedy in Three Acts by Honoré de Balzac
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Minard (lost in thought) Ruined, ruined! And without resources! Mercadet (aside) I thought that would upset him. (Aloud) Come, now, young man, what are you going to do? Minard First, I thank you, sir, for the frankness of your admissions. Mercadet That is good! And what of the ideal, and your love for my daughter? Minard You have opened my eyes, sir. Mercadet (aside) I am glad to hear it. Minard I thought that I already loved her with a love that was boundless, and now I love her a hundred times more. Mercadet The deuce you do! Minard Have you not led me to understand that she will have need of all my courage, of all my devotion! I will render her happy by other means |
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