Mercadet
Mercadet
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Mericourt (to De la Brive)He is dazzled by the good speculation which he sees ahead.
Mercadet (aside)With government protection, which can be purchased, salt pits may beestablished. I am saved! (Aloud) Allow me to shake hands with you, after the English fashion. You fulfill all that I expected in a son-in-law. I plainly see you have none of the narrowness of provincialland-holders; we shall understand each other thoroughly.
De la BriveYou must not take it in bad part, sir, if I, on my part, ask... you-- MercadetThe amount of my daughter's fortune? I should have distrusted you ifyou hadn't asked! My daughter has independent means; her mothersettles on her her own fortune, consisting of a small property--a farmof two hundred acres, but in the very heart of Brie, and provided withgood buildings. Besides this, I shall give her two hundred thousandfrancs, the interest of which will be for your use, until you find asuitable investment for it. So you see, young man, we do not wish todeceive you, we wish to keep the money moving; I like you, you pleaseme, for I see you have ambition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mericourt (to De la Brive)He is dazzled by the good speculation which he sees ahead.
Mercadet (aside)With government protection, which can be purchased, salt pits may beestablished. I am saved! (Aloud) Allow me to shake hands with you, after the English fashion. You fulfill all that I expected in a son-in-law. I plainly see you have none of the narrowness of provincialland-holders; we shall understand each other thoroughly.
De la BriveYou must not take it in bad part, sir, if I, on my part, ask... you-- MercadetThe amount of my daughter's fortune? I should have distrusted you ifyou hadn't asked! My daughter has independent means; her mothersettles on her her own fortune, consisting of a small property--a farmof two hundred acres, but in the very heart of Brie, and provided withgood buildings. Besides this, I shall give her two hundred thousandfrancs, the interest of which will be for your use, until you find asuitable investment for it. So you see, young man, we do not wish todeceive you, we wish to keep the money moving; I like you, you pleaseme, for I see you have ambition.
What to read after Mercadet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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