Comedy of Marriage and Other Tales by Guy de Maupassant
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page 73 of 346 (21%)
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JACQUES DE RANDOL
Call if you will, but listen to me. I would not that you should ever be able to reproach me for the madness that you meditate. God forbid that you should hate me, but, bound to me by this flight that you propose, you would carry with you forever a keen and unavailing regret that I allowed you to do it. MME. DE SALLUS Let me go! I despise you! Let me go! JACQUES DE RANDOL Well, if you wish to fly, why, let us fly. MME. DE SALLUS Oh, no, not now. I know you now. It is too late. Let me go. JACQUES DE RANDOL I have done exactly what I ought to have done; I have said exactly what I ought to have said; consequently, I am no longer responsible for you, and you have no right to reproach me with the consequences. So let us fly. MME. DE SALLUS Oh, no, it is too late, and I do not care to accept sacrifices. |
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