Brignol And His Daughter a Comedy in Three Acts
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(Enter BRIGNOL and CECILE. ) CECILE. (To MAURICE) How are you, Mon- sieur? (They shake hands) We are very happy to accept your kind invitation to the box-party. Thank you! It's been at least two months since we've been to the theater.
BRIGNOL AND HIS DAUGHTER 35 BRIGNOR. Two months! That's so. (He sits at his desk, writing} MAURICE. (In an undertone to CECILE) I am very happy if you are pleased.
CECILE. What is the play? (She sits down) MAURICE. (After a pause) Why do you go to the theater so s...eldom?
CECILE. My father is very busy.
BRIGNOL. Oh, the devil !
CECILE. He can never come with us. We live a most provincial existence.
MAURICE. Don't you ever get tired of it?
CECILE. Not very. We never go anywhere, or see anyone, and yet (I hardly know how) the time passes, and I'm not too much bored.
MAURICE. Just the other way with me.
CECILE. Do you get bored?
MAURICE. Often not to say er constantly.
CECILE. Yet you seem to have a good solid char- acter.
MAURICE. I have I'm not sad as a rule.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Enter BRIGNOL and CECILE. ) CECILE. (To MAURICE) How are you, Mon- sieur? (They shake hands) We are very happy to accept your kind invitation to the box-party. Thank you! It's been at least two months since we've been to the theater.
BRIGNOL AND HIS DAUGHTER 35 BRIGNOR. Two months! That's so. (He sits at his desk, writing} MAURICE. (In an undertone to CECILE) I am very happy if you are pleased.
CECILE. What is the play? (She sits down) MAURICE. (After a pause) Why do you go to the theater so s...eldom?
CECILE. My father is very busy.
BRIGNOL. Oh, the devil !
CECILE. He can never come with us. We live a most provincial existence.
MAURICE. Don't you ever get tired of it?
CECILE. Not very. We never go anywhere, or see anyone, and yet (I hardly know how) the time passes, and I'm not too much bored.
MAURICE. Just the other way with me.
CECILE. Do you get bored?
MAURICE. Often not to say er constantly.
CECILE. Yet you seem to have a good solid char- acter.
MAURICE. I have I'm not sad as a rule.
What to read after Brignol And His Daughter a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Capus to read onlineMoreLess
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