The Labyrinth a Play in Five Acts
The Labyrinth a Play in Five Acts
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MARIANNE, greatly excited, takes off her hat in silence and then her traveling cloak; MME. VILARD-DUVAL turns. ] You, my dear child ! How you look ! How did you find the time to come here?
MARIANNE I haven't been home yet!
MME. VILARD-DUVAL M. Le Breuil went to meet you at the train. Why are you alone?
MARIANNE I took another train.
ACT IV] THE LABYRINTH 123 MME. VILARD-DUVAL [Alarmed. ] Your boy?
MARIANNE Well, when I left him.
MME. VILARD-DUVAL Then you are sick ?
MARIANNE I wish I were dead....
MME. VILARD-DUVAL You frighten me explain yourself!
MARIANNE You were right when you said that Max was still capable of loving me !
MME. VILARD-DUVAL And you suffer because you love him ?
MARIANNE More than you have any idea of !
MME. VILARD-DUVAL Poor child ! When I told you to wait for him, I had the power of foresight that is given by faith. If you had only listened to me, if you had re- mained single, you would now have been ready to return to M. De Pogis MARIANNE Mother, have pity on me!
124 THE LABYRINTH [Acr IV MME.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MARIANNE, greatly excited, takes off her hat in silence and then her traveling cloak; MME. VILARD-DUVAL turns. ] You, my dear child ! How you look ! How did you find the time to come here?
MARIANNE I haven't been home yet!
MME. VILARD-DUVAL M. Le Breuil went to meet you at the train. Why are you alone?
MARIANNE I took another train.
ACT IV] THE LABYRINTH 123 MME. VILARD-DUVAL [Alarmed. ] Your boy?
MARIANNE Well, when I left him.
MME. VILARD-DUVAL Then you are sick ?
MARIANNE I wish I were dead....
MME. VILARD-DUVAL You frighten me explain yourself!
MARIANNE You were right when you said that Max was still capable of loving me !
MME. VILARD-DUVAL And you suffer because you love him ?
MARIANNE More than you have any idea of !
MME. VILARD-DUVAL Poor child ! When I told you to wait for him, I had the power of foresight that is given by faith. If you had only listened to me, if you had re- mained single, you would now have been ready to return to M. De Pogis MARIANNE Mother, have pity on me!
124 THE LABYRINTH [Acr IV MME.
What to read after The Labyrinth a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Hervieu to read onlineMoreLess
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