Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales by Guy de Maupassant
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writing; she stops and looks at the clock. A servant announces_ Monsieur
Jacques de Randol. JACQUES DE RANDOL [_after kissing_ Mme. de Sallus's _hand_] I trust you are well, Madame. MME. DE SALLUS Oh, yes, thank you. [_Exit servant_.] JACQUES DE RANDOL What is it all about? Your letter has completely upset me. I thought some accident had occurred, and I came immediately. MME. DE SALLUS [_looks at him steadfastly_] My dear Jacques, we must decide upon some course of action immediately. The important hour has come. JACQUES DE RANDOL [_surprised_] What do you mean? MME. DE SALLUS For two days I have undergone all the anguish that a woman's heart can |
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