Clair De Lune
Clair De Lune
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Do not talk of these things, I begof you. [_with a suggestion of sob in his voice_] I am not like othermen.
[_Unnoticed an equerry enters, and stands at PHEDRO'S side with a large, scented and sealed envelope. _] EQUERRY Your pardon, sirs.
PHEDRO [_Going swiftly over to the equerry, and in a low aside. _] For whom is your letter?
EQUERRY [_in a whisper_] For one Messire Gwymplane.
PHEDRO [_attempts to take the letter_] I will see he gets it and reads it.
EQUERRY Who are you?
[_PHEDRO pu...lls up his mask. _] O, Messire Phedro.
[_He bows low and hands him the note. _] PHEDRO [_in a grand voice_] You may leave. I will deliver your note. [_then in a low voice for theequerry alone_] Wait behind the hedge and I will give you an answer.
[_Exit equerry. GWYMPLANE starts to depart. PHEDRO puts his arm on his, detaining him, while he opens the letter and reads it. A smile of malicious joy crosses his countenance which he quickly cloaks with a look of alarm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do not talk of these things, I begof you. [_with a suggestion of sob in his voice_] I am not like othermen.
[_Unnoticed an equerry enters, and stands at PHEDRO'S side with a large, scented and sealed envelope. _] EQUERRY Your pardon, sirs.
PHEDRO [_Going swiftly over to the equerry, and in a low aside. _] For whom is your letter?
EQUERRY [_in a whisper_] For one Messire Gwymplane.
PHEDRO [_attempts to take the letter_] I will see he gets it and reads it.
EQUERRY Who are you?
[_PHEDRO pu...lls up his mask. _] O, Messire Phedro.
[_He bows low and hands him the note. _] PHEDRO [_in a grand voice_] You may leave. I will deliver your note. [_then in a low voice for theequerry alone_] Wait behind the hedge and I will give you an answer.
[_Exit equerry. GWYMPLANE starts to depart. PHEDRO puts his arm on his, detaining him, while he opens the letter and reads it. A smile of malicious joy crosses his countenance which he quickly cloaks with a look of alarm.
What to read after Clair De Lune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strange, Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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