The Post Script a Comedy in One Act
The Post Script a Comedy in One Act
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(Appearing at the left) Madame, Monsieur de Mauleon is here.
LANCY. (Aside) Monsieur de Mauleon? MME. DE VERLIERE. Good. I'll be there directly.
(The Servant goes out. ) LANCY. (Distantly) It's he? Why didn't you tell me at first ? I should have gone without saying a word.
MME. DE VERLIERE. Why so? Do you know him?
LANCY. (Taking his hat, which lies on the table) THE POST SCRIPTUM. 15 Slightly. I only know that he is a consul, that he has been in India during the past two years.
MME. DE VERLIER...E. Well?
LANCY. You are a widow pardon me. (He goes toward door at the right) MME. DE VERLIERE. Monsieur de Lancy! (Pie stops} I don't wish you to misunderstand about this gentleman. I should like to deserve your esteem.
LANCY. You are too good, Madame. Monsieur is waiting.
MME. DE VERLIERE. One moment : it was I who asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs to have Monsieur de Mauleon sent away.
LANCY. Well, you are right in not loving me : I don't deserve it. I have offended you.
MME. DE VERLIERE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Appearing at the left) Madame, Monsieur de Mauleon is here.
LANCY. (Aside) Monsieur de Mauleon? MME. DE VERLIERE. Good. I'll be there directly.
(The Servant goes out. ) LANCY. (Distantly) It's he? Why didn't you tell me at first ? I should have gone without saying a word.
MME. DE VERLIERE. Why so? Do you know him?
LANCY. (Taking his hat, which lies on the table) THE POST SCRIPTUM. 15 Slightly. I only know that he is a consul, that he has been in India during the past two years.
MME. DE VERLIER...E. Well?
LANCY. You are a widow pardon me. (He goes toward door at the right) MME. DE VERLIERE. Monsieur de Lancy! (Pie stops} I don't wish you to misunderstand about this gentleman. I should like to deserve your esteem.
LANCY. You are too good, Madame. Monsieur is waiting.
MME. DE VERLIERE. One moment : it was I who asked the Minister of Foreign Affairs to have Monsieur de Mauleon sent away.
LANCY. Well, you are right in not loving me : I don't deserve it. I have offended you.
MME. DE VERLIERE.
What to read after The Post Script a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augier, Emile, 1820-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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