The Stepmother, A Drama in Five Acts by Honoré de Balzac
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SCENE FIFTH The same persons and Dr. Vernon. The General Well, how are you? Vernon I was quite sure of it. Ladies (he bows to them), as a general rule when a man beats his wife, he takes care not to poison her; he would lose too much by that. He doesn't want to be without a victim. The General (to Godard) He is a charming fellow! Godard Charming! The General (to the doctor, presenting Godard to him) M. Godard. Godard De Rimonville. Vernon (looking at Godard) If he kills her, it is by mistake from having hit her a little too |
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