The Romancers - A Comedy in Three Acts by Edmond Rostand
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SYLVETTE. [Giving him her hand, which he kisses] I'll come as
the clock is striking! I adore you! BERGAMIN. [To PERCINET] Well? PERCINET. [Jumping down--to his father] No one! BERGAMIN. [Re-seating himself] Well, then, my boy, I should like to see you married. SYLVETTE. [Aside] Oh! BERGAMIN. What's that? PERCINET. Nothing. BERGAMIN. I thought I heard a cry? PERCINET. [Looking into the air] Some wounded bird, perhaps. BERGAMIN. I have given the matter my undivided attention, and have chosen a wife for you. [PERCINET whistles and walks away.] I tell you, I am in earnest and I intend to force you, if necessary. [PERCINET continues whistling.] _Will_ you stop that confounded whistling! The young woman is rich--she's a jewel! PERCINET. I want none of your jewels! BERGAMIN. I'll show you, you young insolent! |
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