Lover's Vows by August von Kotzebue
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page 28 of 97 (28%)
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BARON. There he is right--But of it happens that birth and fortune are joined with sense and virtue ---- AMELIA. But is it so with Count Cassel? BARON. Hem! Hem! Aside.] I will ask you a few questions on this subject; but be sure to answer me honestly--Speak truth. AMELIA. I never told an untruth in my life. BARON. Nor ever _conceal_ the truth from me, I command you. AMELIA. [Earnestly.] Indeed, my lord, I never will. BARON. I take you at your word--And now reply to me truly--Do you like to hear the Count spoken of? AMELIA. Good, or bad? BARON. Good. Good. AMELIA. Oh yes; I like to here good of every body. BARON. But do not you feel a little fluttered when he is talked of? AMELIA. No. [shaking her head.] BARON. Are not you a little embarrassed? |
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