Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales by Guy de Maupassant
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Life in general--my husband--his mistresses--myself--and you.
JACQUES DE RANDOL Your words--prove beyond a doubt that you do not love me. MME. DE SALLUS Why? JACQUES DE RANDOL You dare to say of love that it is not proper? If you loved me, it might be divine, but a loving woman would abhor a phrase which should contain such an idea. What! True love not proper? MME. DE SALLUS Possibly. It all depends upon the point of view. For myself, I see too much. JACQUES DE RANDOL What do you see? MME. DE SALLUS I see too well, too far, too clearly. JACQUES DE RANDOL |
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