The Black Pearl a Comedy in Three Acts
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A neighbor — the night-watchman. Monsieur knows him.
Balthazar. A poor devil we help once in a while.
Tricamp. (To Gudule) And Petersen came in?
Gudule. No, Monsieur, he didn't. He just spoke to Christiane through the window.
THE BLACK PEARL 39 Tricamp. What did he say?
GuDULE. I didn't hear, Monsieur.
Tricamp. No one else?
GuDULE. No, Monsieur.
Tricamp. And where was Christiane all this time?
GuDULE. She was busy in the kitchen and the dining-room.
Tricamp. Was she anywhere else?
GuDULE. She w...ent to her room — to dress for supper.
Tricamp. Was she here long?
GuDULE. About an hour. Monsieur.
Tricamp. Did you hear anything? A hammer, for instance?
GuDULE. No, Monsieur.
Tricamp. Doubtless the thunder was so loud you could hear nothing else?
Gunui. E. And I was so afraid ! Then Christiane came back — she was very pale.
Tricamp. Ah, pale!
GuDULE. Just like me! The storm was awful! (She cries) Tricamp. There, there. X\nd remember, we're not accusing you !
GuDULE. Who then ? Who ? You don't answer !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A neighbor — the night-watchman. Monsieur knows him.
Balthazar. A poor devil we help once in a while.
Tricamp. (To Gudule) And Petersen came in?
Gudule. No, Monsieur, he didn't. He just spoke to Christiane through the window.
THE BLACK PEARL 39 Tricamp. What did he say?
GuDULE. I didn't hear, Monsieur.
Tricamp. No one else?
GuDULE. No, Monsieur.
Tricamp. And where was Christiane all this time?
GuDULE. She was busy in the kitchen and the dining-room.
Tricamp. Was she anywhere else?
GuDULE. She w...ent to her room — to dress for supper.
Tricamp. Was she here long?
GuDULE. About an hour. Monsieur.
Tricamp. Did you hear anything? A hammer, for instance?
GuDULE. No, Monsieur.
Tricamp. Doubtless the thunder was so loud you could hear nothing else?
Gunui. E. And I was so afraid ! Then Christiane came back — she was very pale.
Tricamp. Ah, pale!
GuDULE. Just like me! The storm was awful! (She cries) Tricamp. There, there. X\nd remember, we're not accusing you !
GuDULE. Who then ? Who ? You don't answer !
What to read after The Black Pearl a Comedy in Three Acts?
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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