Pamela Giraud by Honoré de Balzac
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Pamela M. Adolph, you alarm me! What is going to happen? Wait a moment, I will go and see. Jules In any case, take and keep this twenty thousand francs. It will be safer with you than in the hands of the police--I have only half an hour longer and all will be over. Pamela There is nothing to fear--It is only my father and mother. Jules You have the kindness of an angel. I trust my fate with you. But you must know that both of us must leave this house at once; and I swear on my honor, that nothing but good shall result to you. (He hides again under the roof.) SCENE THIRD Pamela, M. Giraud and Mme. Giraud. Pamela (who stands in such a way as to prevent her parents from entering fully into the room; aside) Evidently here is a man in danger--and a man who loves me--two reasons why I should be interested in him. |
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