Pamela Giraud by Honoré de Balzac
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Mme. du Brocard Certainly. Mme. Rousseau He ought to do so. De Verby (anxiously) I presume there is no other way of escape for him? Dupre None whatever; it can be proved that he was of the number of those who had begun to put in execution the plot. De Verby I would rather lose my head than my honor. Dupre I should consider which of the two was worth more. De Verby You have your views in the matter. Rousseau Those are mine. Dupre And they are the opinions of the majority. I have seen many things done by men to escape the scaffold. There are people who push others to the front, who risk nothing, and yet reap all the fruits of |
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