Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales by Guy de Maupassant
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JACQUES DE RANDOL [_laughs_]
Perhaps they will even go so far as to announce your husband-- MME. DE SALLUS Jacques, this jesting is out of place. JACQUES DE RANDOL Forgive me. [_Sits_.] Are you waiting for anybody? MME. DE SALLUS Yes--probably. You know that I always receive when I am at home. JACQUES DE RANDOL I know that I always have the pleasure of seeing you for about five minutes--just enough time to ask you how you feel, and then some one else comes in--some one in love with you, of course,--who impatiently awaits my departure. MME. DE SALLUS [_smiles_] Well, what can I do? I am not your wife, so how can it be otherwise? JACQUES DE RANDOL Ah! If you only were my wife! |
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