Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales by Guy de Maupassant
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page 36 of 346 (10%)
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Oh, ho! What is this new attitude of yours? Have I not a right to
receive whom I like now? M. DE SALLUS Oh, my dear, I deny you nothing, nothing, nothing. The only thing that astonishes me is that you do not know the difference between half an hour and an hour and a half. MME. DE SALLUS Are you looking for a scene? If you wish a quarrel, say so. I shall know how to answer you. You are simply in a bad temper. Go to bed and sleep, if you can. M. DE SALLUS I am not looking for a quarrel, neither am I in bad humor. I only state that time flies with you when you pass it in the company of Jacques de Randol. MME. DE SALLUS Yes, it does go quickly; far more quickly than when I am with you. M. DE SALLUS He is a very charming fellow, and I know you like him; and, moreover, he must like you very much, since he comes here every day. |
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