The Resources of Quinola by Honoré de Balzac
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and brushes against Monipodio).
Monipodio Who is it dares to tread on my shoes? Quinola (in ragged array) A gentleman, who does not wear any. Monipodio That sounds like Lavradi. Quinola Monipodio!--I thought that you had been--hanged! Monipodio I thought that you had been beaten to death in Africa. Quinola Alas, we have been beaten enough without going to Africa! Monipodio And do you dare to show yourself here? Quinola You seem comfortable enough here. As for me, I have the king's pardon in my pocket, and while I am waiting for my patent of nobility I call myself Quinola. Monipodio |
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