Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales by Guy de Maupassant
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Execrable! JACQUES DE RANDOL Well, then, here is a man in love with you who shows his wonderful return of tenderness by moods that are simply unsupportable--for they are unsupportable, aren't they? MME. DE SALLUS Absolutely. JACQUES DE RANDOL If he wooed you with tenderness you would not feel fear. You would say to yourself, "My turn has come at last," and then he would inspire you with a little pity for him, for a woman has always a sneaking sort of compassion for the man who loves her, even though that man be her husband. MME. DE SALLUS Perhaps that is true. JACQUES DE RANDOL Is he nervous, preoccupied? MME. DE SALLUS |
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