Dona Perfecta by Benito Pérez Galdós
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excellent person."
"He be hanged with his goodness!" "But business affairs, when they are one's own, serve as a distraction. Some one is coming. I think it is the agricultural expert. You will have something to occupy you now for an hour or two." "An hour or two of hell!" "Ah, ha! if I am not mistaken Uncle Licurgo and Uncle Paso Largo have just entered. Perhaps they have come to propose a compromise to you." "I would throw myself into the pond first!" "How unnatural you are! For they are all very fond of you. Well, so that nothing may be wanting, there comes the constable too. He is coming to serve a summons on you." "To crucify me." All the individuals named were now entering the parlor one by one. "Good-by, Pepe; amuse yourself," said Dona Perfecta. "Earth, open and swallow me!" exclaimed the young man desperately. "Senor Don Jose." "My dear Don Jose." |
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