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My dear Cecile, have but a little confidence in me, and I promise you, you shall know all ; for the pre- sent, however, I must beg you to oblige me by leaving me alone ; I have writing to do that requires study and pri- vacy — when finished, I will join you in your apartment.
Cec. But why write here, Dupuis ?
Dup. Still doubtful?
Cec. Oh, not at all ; but this chamber — [He shows dis- pleasure.] Well, I'm going; but don't stay long, or — [Aside.] Oh ! who would be married ! [Exit, l.
Dup. Now, ...then, let me lock the door, and release my piisoner. [Goes to door, l., and is turning up stage, when he sees Thomas standing at the back of table — Thomas laughs on seeing his master — they eye each other for some ti?ne.] What are you doing there, sir 1 Tho. Waiting for your orders, sir.
Dup. Then have the goodness to wait for them on the outside of the door. [Goes to door and unlocks it.\ But be- ware, sir : no peeping or listening — or by my soul— Tho. I hope you don't suspect — Dup.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My dear Cecile, have but a little confidence in me, and I promise you, you shall know all ; for the pre- sent, however, I must beg you to oblige me by leaving me alone ; I have writing to do that requires study and pri- vacy — when finished, I will join you in your apartment.
Cec. But why write here, Dupuis ?
Dup. Still doubtful?
Cec. Oh, not at all ; but this chamber — [He shows dis- pleasure.] Well, I'm going; but don't stay long, or — [Aside.] Oh ! who would be married ! [Exit, l.
Dup. Now, ...then, let me lock the door, and release my piisoner. [Goes to door, l., and is turning up stage, when he sees Thomas standing at the back of table — Thomas laughs on seeing his master — they eye each other for some ti?ne.] What are you doing there, sir 1 Tho. Waiting for your orders, sir.
Dup. Then have the goodness to wait for them on the outside of the door. [Goes to door and unlocks it.\ But be- ware, sir : no peeping or listening — or by my soul— Tho. I hope you don't suspect — Dup.
What to read after The Secret:?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W T William Thomas Moncrieff to read onlineMoreLess
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