The Romancers
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Oh!
PERCINET. [Ready to declaim] Er-- SYLVETTE. Oh!
PERCINET. What is the matter?
SYLVETTE. I imagine I am too happy--I'm nervous--I don't feelwell. [She bursts into tears. ] I'll be well in a moment. Let mebe! [She turns her back and hides her face in a handkerchief. ] PERCINET. [Surprised] I'll leave you for a moment. [Aside]On a day like this, it's only too natural-- [He goes to the right, sees the bill on the table, takes a pencil from his pocket, andsits down. ] I'll just jot down those li...nes. [He picks up thebill, and starts to write; notices the writing and reads aloud]"I, Straforel, having pretended to be killed by a sword-thrust froma foolish young blade, hereby render account for torn clothes andwounded pride: forty francs. " [Smiling] What is it? [Hecontinues reading to himself, and his smile dies away. ] SYLVETTE. [Wiping her eyes] He _would_ fall from the clouds ifhe knew! I must be careful!
PERCINET. [Rising] Well, well, well!
SYLVETTE. [Going toward him] What is it?
PERCINET.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh!
PERCINET. [Ready to declaim] Er-- SYLVETTE. Oh!
PERCINET. What is the matter?
SYLVETTE. I imagine I am too happy--I'm nervous--I don't feelwell. [She bursts into tears. ] I'll be well in a moment. Let mebe! [She turns her back and hides her face in a handkerchief. ] PERCINET. [Surprised] I'll leave you for a moment. [Aside]On a day like this, it's only too natural-- [He goes to the right, sees the bill on the table, takes a pencil from his pocket, andsits down. ] I'll just jot down those li...nes. [He picks up thebill, and starts to write; notices the writing and reads aloud]"I, Straforel, having pretended to be killed by a sword-thrust froma foolish young blade, hereby render account for torn clothes andwounded pride: forty francs. " [Smiling] What is it? [Hecontinues reading to himself, and his smile dies away. ] SYLVETTE. [Wiping her eyes] He _would_ fall from the clouds ifhe knew! I must be careful!
PERCINET. [Rising] Well, well, well!
SYLVETTE. [Going toward him] What is it?
PERCINET.
What to read after The Romancers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rostand Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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