Mercadet - A Comedy in Three Acts by Honoré de Balzac
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Come, mother, I am sure that Adolphe has triumphed over all obstacles.
Mme. Mercadet My dear, M. Minard has asked of you the hand of Julie. What answer have you given him? Mercadet (going to the desk) It is for him to say. Mercadet (aside) How can I tell her? My heart is breaking. Julie What have you got to say, Adolphe? Minard Mademoiselle-- Julie Mademoiselle! Am I no longer Julie to you? Oh, tell me quickly. You have settled everything with my father, have you not? Minard Your father has shown great confidence in me. He has revealed to me his situation; he has told me-- Julie Go on, please go on-- Mercadet |
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