The Complete Writings of Alfred De Musset volume 3
The Complete Writings of Alfred De Musset volume 3
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) Cordiani. Leave me, Lionel. Go and find Andre. It is he who is hurt, and not I. No human science could heal him to-night. Poor Andre! poor Andre!
The Porter (entering) . Drink this, my good sir, and may Heaven come to your aid.
Lionel. Whose house is this?
The Porter. The Mona Flora del Dede.
Cordiani. Lucretia's mother! O Lionel, Lionel, let us get away from here. (He rises. ) I can not stir; my strength has left me.
Lionel. Did not her daughter Lucretia come here this evening?
The Porter. N...o, sir.
Lionel. No, not yet ! That is odd !
Porter. Why should she come at this hour? (Lucretia and Spinette arrive. ) Lucretia. Knock at the door, Spinette ; I have not the courage.
Spinette. Who is there on that bench, covered with blood, and apparently dying?
Cordiani. Ah! how unlucky!
Lucretia. You ask who? It is Cordiani! (She throws herself on the bench. ) Is it you? is it you? Who brought you here? Who has abandoned you on this stone? Where ANDRE DEL SARTO 89 is Andre, Lionel? Ah! he is dying!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Cordiani. Leave me, Lionel. Go and find Andre. It is he who is hurt, and not I. No human science could heal him to-night. Poor Andre! poor Andre!
The Porter (entering) . Drink this, my good sir, and may Heaven come to your aid.
Lionel. Whose house is this?
The Porter. The Mona Flora del Dede.
Cordiani. Lucretia's mother! O Lionel, Lionel, let us get away from here. (He rises. ) I can not stir; my strength has left me.
Lionel. Did not her daughter Lucretia come here this evening?
The Porter. N...o, sir.
Lionel. No, not yet ! That is odd !
Porter. Why should she come at this hour? (Lucretia and Spinette arrive. ) Lucretia. Knock at the door, Spinette ; I have not the courage.
Spinette. Who is there on that bench, covered with blood, and apparently dying?
Cordiani. Ah! how unlucky!
Lucretia. You ask who? It is Cordiani! (She throws herself on the bench. ) Is it you? is it you? Who brought you here? Who has abandoned you on this stone? Where ANDRE DEL SARTO 89 is Andre, Lionel? Ah! he is dying!
What to read after The Complete Writings of Alfred De Musset volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred De Musset to read onlineMoreLess
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