Fernande
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Just as Pomerol in the Ninth Scene says: "The only . Good that can come from a fault one has committed is to warn others from falling into the same error, " Roqueville ap- , ; pears, the tyrant of the house, to whose question Pomerol coolly replies he has induced the young man to leave.
r In the Next Scene Frederic appears and announces a lady "who is apparently too decent to be admitted without = ceremony. " At the instigation of Pomerol who thinks the lady dissembles, she is admitted by Frede...ric, and Pomerol recognizes her as his cousin Clotilde. It was Clotilde's te^m that had nearly run over Fernande, and she has come to in- quire about her welfare. Pomerol explains to her the nature of her surroundings, and they agree ta jointly rescue the girl. Clotilde also informs Pomerol that the mishap was not acci- dental. " Oh, madame, I did not drive over the young lady, but she threw herself under" the wheels, " her coachman had told her. Pomerol then tells his cousin the whole history of Fer- nande's sufferings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Just as Pomerol in the Ninth Scene says: "The only . Good that can come from a fault one has committed is to warn others from falling into the same error, " Roqueville ap- , ; pears, the tyrant of the house, to whose question Pomerol coolly replies he has induced the young man to leave.
r In the Next Scene Frederic appears and announces a lady "who is apparently too decent to be admitted without = ceremony. " At the instigation of Pomerol who thinks the lady dissembles, she is admitted by Frede...ric, and Pomerol recognizes her as his cousin Clotilde. It was Clotilde's te^m that had nearly run over Fernande, and she has come to in- quire about her welfare. Pomerol explains to her the nature of her surroundings, and they agree ta jointly rescue the girl. Clotilde also informs Pomerol that the mishap was not acci- dental. " Oh, madame, I did not drive over the young lady, but she threw herself under" the wheels, " her coachman had told her. Pomerol then tells his cousin the whole history of Fer- nande's sufferings.
What to read after Fernande?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victorien Sardou to read onlineMoreLess
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