The Lady of Lyons
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Mel. That was under a false belief, madam; Heaven and the laws willrelease you from your vow.
Pauline. He will drive me mad! if he were but less proud--if hewould but ask me to remain--hark, hark--I hear the wheels of thecarriage--Sir--Claude, they are coming; have you no word to say ere itis loo late? Quick speak.
Mel. I can only congratulate you on your release. Behold your parents Enter MONSIEUR and MADAME DESCHAPPELLES and COLONEL DAMAS.
M. Deschap. My child! my child!
Mme. Deschap. Oh, my ...poor Pauline!--what a villanous hovel this is! Oldwoman, get me a chair--I shall faint I certainly shall. What will theworld say? Child, you have been a fool. A mother's heart is easilybroken.
Damas. Ha, ha! most noble Prince--I am sorry to see a man of yourquality in such a condition; I am afraid your highness will go to theHouse of Correction.
Mel. Taunt on, sir; I spared you when you were unarmed--I am unarmednow. A man who has no excuse for crime is indeed defenceless!
Damas. There's something fine in the rascal, after all!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mel. That was under a false belief, madam; Heaven and the laws willrelease you from your vow.
Pauline. He will drive me mad! if he were but less proud--if hewould but ask me to remain--hark, hark--I hear the wheels of thecarriage--Sir--Claude, they are coming; have you no word to say ere itis loo late? Quick speak.
Mel. I can only congratulate you on your release. Behold your parents Enter MONSIEUR and MADAME DESCHAPPELLES and COLONEL DAMAS.
M. Deschap. My child! my child!
Mme. Deschap. Oh, my ...poor Pauline!--what a villanous hovel this is! Oldwoman, get me a chair--I shall faint I certainly shall. What will theworld say? Child, you have been a fool. A mother's heart is easilybroken.
Damas. Ha, ha! most noble Prince--I am sorry to see a man of yourquality in such a condition; I am afraid your highness will go to theHouse of Correction.
Mel. Taunt on, sir; I spared you when you were unarmed--I am unarmednow. A man who has no excuse for crime is indeed defenceless!
Damas. There's something fine in the rascal, after all!
What to read after The Lady of Lyons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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