Pamela Giraud by Honoré de Balzac
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here; but silence! You must go down stairs again to your lodge. You
must tell Joseph that he does not know what he is talking about, that you have searched everywhere, that there is no one in my lodging; you must send him away--then you shall see this young man; you shall learn what I purpose doing. But you must keep everything the most profound secret. Giraud Unhappy girl! What do you take us for? (He sees the banknotes on the table.) Ah! what is this? Banknotes! Mme. Giraud Banknotes! (She recoils from Pamela.) Pamela, where did you get them? Pamela I will tell you when I write. Giraud When you write! She must be going to elope! SCENE FOURTH The same persons, and Joseph Binet. Joseph (entering) I was quite sure that there was something wrong about him!--He is a ringleader of thieves! The gendarmes, the magistrate, all the excitement she showed mean something--and now the house is surrounded! |
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