Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales by Guy de Maupassant
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MME. DE SALLUS Well, my friend, it _is_ too late. As I have already told you, I mean to have my innings. I have taken nearly three years to think it over. You may think that is long, but I need some amusement as well as you. The fact that I have taken nearly three years to think it over is a compliment to you, but you fail to see it. M. DE SALLUS Madeline, this jesting is altogether out of place. MME. DE SALLUS Oh! no, because I am compelled to think that every one of your mistresses was far more attractive than I, since you have preferred them to me. M. DE SALLUS What sort of mood are you in? MME. DE SALLUS In the same mood that I always am. It is you who have changed. M. DE SALLUS True, I _have_ changed. |
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