Mercadet - A Comedy in Three Acts by Honoré de Balzac
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She will accuse me of being a fortune hunter.
Mercadet She will be indebted to you for having secured her happiness. Minard (despairingly) She will despise me, sir! Mercadet That is probable! But if I have read your heart aright, your love for her is such that you will sacrifice yourself completely to the happiness of her life. But here she comes, sir, and her mother is with her. It is on their account that I make this request to you, sir; can I count on you? Minard You--can. Mercadet Very good--I thank you. SCENE THIRD The preceding, Julie and Mme. Mercadet. Julie |
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