Puppets of Fate a Drama in Four Acts And a Prologue
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You took the Bourbonnais route, and she, poor woman, missed you!
Napoleon. Yes, missed me! I wish I missed her!
Duroc. Yes! {with vehemence) What kind of friends or {looking sharply at Napoleon s broth- ers) relatives have you anyway!
Lucien {to Joseph) She will appear before him with all her fascinations, explain matters, he'll for- give all — Napoleon. What's that you say? I forgive? Forgive! Never! Never! {striding up and down) You know me. Were I not sure of my resolution, I would pluck out... this heart and cast it into the fire.
Exeunt Lucien and Duroc. Enter Josephine, Hortense and Eugene.
Josephine, {extending her arms to Napoleon) Napoleon !
Napoleon, {waving her off) Madame, it is my wish that you retire immediately from this house. Retire immediately to Malmaison.
Hortense. {as her mother falls weeping and exhausted on Eugene's shoulder) She has been traveling steadily for three days trying to catch up with you. How can you be so cruel !
Exeunt Eugene, Hortense and Josephine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You took the Bourbonnais route, and she, poor woman, missed you!
Napoleon. Yes, missed me! I wish I missed her!
Duroc. Yes! {with vehemence) What kind of friends or {looking sharply at Napoleon s broth- ers) relatives have you anyway!
Lucien {to Joseph) She will appear before him with all her fascinations, explain matters, he'll for- give all — Napoleon. What's that you say? I forgive? Forgive! Never! Never! {striding up and down) You know me. Were I not sure of my resolution, I would pluck out... this heart and cast it into the fire.
Exeunt Lucien and Duroc. Enter Josephine, Hortense and Eugene.
Josephine, {extending her arms to Napoleon) Napoleon !
Napoleon, {waving her off) Madame, it is my wish that you retire immediately from this house. Retire immediately to Malmaison.
Hortense. {as her mother falls weeping and exhausted on Eugene's shoulder) She has been traveling steadily for three days trying to catch up with you. How can you be so cruel !
Exeunt Eugene, Hortense and Josephine.
What to read after Puppets of Fate a Drama in Four Acts And a Prologue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Elizabeth Lavelle to read onlineMoreLess
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