The Resources of Quinola by Honoré de Balzac
page 52 of 199 (26%)
page 52 of 199 (26%)
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SCENE SIXTH Paquita and Monipodio (disguised as a begging friar at the door of the Brancadori Palace). Paquita Madame told me to learn why Monipodio stationed himself below, but I saw no one there. Monipodio Alms, my dear child, is a treasure which is laid up in heaven. Paquita I have nothing to give. Monipodio Never mind, promise me something. Paquita This is rather a jovial friar. Monipodio She does not recognize me and I believe I can run the risk. (Monipodio knocks at the door of Lothundiaz.) Paquita Ah! If you count upon the alms of our friend the land-owner, you would |
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