The Grandfather Drama in Five Acts
The Grandfather Drama in Five Acts
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) — Here is the truth; as true as there is a God. {He takes out a little package of papers. ) Count. — Give them to me. {He seizes the package, undoes it, then he feels repugnance and horror. He gives back the package to Senen. ) No! No! Take your infamous papers. Keep your secrets in your unclean breast.
Senen. — Keep them, your lordship. The proofs belong to you, as does also the truth which I have just revealed to you. (Nell comes out from the Sacristy, accompanied by other girls; they all w...ear white mantles. ) Your lordship, here is Nell. {He withdraws from the count. ) 228 THE GRANDFATHER Scene V (Count, Nell, Senen a little to the left) Nell. — Grandfather, dear, why don't you come in ? Your chair was up in front, close by the altar.
Count (looking at her closely). — Nell, how beautiful you are in your white mantle.
Nell. — This used to be grandmother's, the Countess Adelaide.
Count (kissing the fringe of the mantle with reverence, and looking still more closely at Nell).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) — Here is the truth; as true as there is a God. {He takes out a little package of papers. ) Count. — Give them to me. {He seizes the package, undoes it, then he feels repugnance and horror. He gives back the package to Senen. ) No! No! Take your infamous papers. Keep your secrets in your unclean breast.
Senen. — Keep them, your lordship. The proofs belong to you, as does also the truth which I have just revealed to you. (Nell comes out from the Sacristy, accompanied by other girls; they all w...ear white mantles. ) Your lordship, here is Nell. {He withdraws from the count. ) 228 THE GRANDFATHER Scene V (Count, Nell, Senen a little to the left) Nell. — Grandfather, dear, why don't you come in ? Your chair was up in front, close by the altar.
Count (looking at her closely). — Nell, how beautiful you are in your white mantle.
Nell. — This used to be grandmother's, the Countess Adelaide.
Count (kissing the fringe of the mantle with reverence, and looking still more closely at Nell).
What to read after The Grandfather Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benito Prez Galds to read onlineMoreLess
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