Pamela Giraud by Honoré de Balzac
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Mme. Giraud How is this, Pamela--you the solace of all our misfortunes, the prop of our old age, our only hope! Giraud A girl brought up on the strictest principles. Mme. Giraud Keep quiet, Giraud! You don't know what you are talking about. Giraud Certainly, Madame Giraud. Mme. Giraud And besides all this, Pamela, your example was cited in all the neighborhood as a girl who'd be useful to your parents in their declining years! Giraud And worthy to receive the prize of virtue! Pamela Then what is the meaning of all these reproaches? Mme. Giraud Joseph has just told us that you had a man hidden in your room. Giraud Yes--he heard the voice. |
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