Sophie a Comedy
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THE FIRST LACKEY [One of his eyebrows a bit asquint. ] Madame, the Count is reading his tragedy to the Abbe.
SOPHIE [Nevertheless obdurate. ] Dorval, Dorval!
DE LAURAGUAIS [Entering, his manuscript in hand. ] Has Gluck come?
SOPHIE Not yet.
DE LAURAGUAIS The Abbe thinks very well of my fifth act.
SOPHIE You mean his eyes are still open?
DE LAURAGUAIS What, dear?
SOPHIE We must act swiftly.
128 SOPHIE [ACT II DE LAURAGUAIS [Misunderstanding her. ] Not with my play. It calls for majesty.
SOPHIE N...ot with your masterpiece, my Dorval, but with facts. Here, take this letter and my coach. [She hands him the letter supposed to have been written for MARIE ANTOINETTE and then, fairly pushing him towards the door. ] You must ride post haste to Rue Sainte Margarette.
DE LAURAGUAIS [Looking at his manuscript. ] But what of my tragedy?
SOPHIE Later, the rest of your life for tragedy, my poet. Now we have a comedy to play. Here, take this letter, it s from the Court.
DE LAURAGUAIS What?
SOPHIE A matter of grave moment, Dorval, to to ah well, no matter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE FIRST LACKEY [One of his eyebrows a bit asquint. ] Madame, the Count is reading his tragedy to the Abbe.
SOPHIE [Nevertheless obdurate. ] Dorval, Dorval!
DE LAURAGUAIS [Entering, his manuscript in hand. ] Has Gluck come?
SOPHIE Not yet.
DE LAURAGUAIS The Abbe thinks very well of my fifth act.
SOPHIE You mean his eyes are still open?
DE LAURAGUAIS What, dear?
SOPHIE We must act swiftly.
128 SOPHIE [ACT II DE LAURAGUAIS [Misunderstanding her. ] Not with my play. It calls for majesty.
SOPHIE N...ot with your masterpiece, my Dorval, but with facts. Here, take this letter and my coach. [She hands him the letter supposed to have been written for MARIE ANTOINETTE and then, fairly pushing him towards the door. ] You must ride post haste to Rue Sainte Margarette.
DE LAURAGUAIS [Looking at his manuscript. ] But what of my tragedy?
SOPHIE Later, the rest of your life for tragedy, my poet. Now we have a comedy to play. Here, take this letter, it s from the Court.
DE LAURAGUAIS What?
SOPHIE A matter of grave moment, Dorval, to to ah well, no matter.
What to read after Sophie a Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moeller, Philip, 1880-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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