The Stepmother, a Drama in Five Acts
The Stepmother, a Drama in Five Acts
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VernonFelix!
FelixIs there anything I can do for you, sir?
VernonIs there a closet anywhere here in which I can lock up something?
Felix (pointing to the closet)Here is a place, sir.
VernonGood! Felix, don't say a word of this to a single soul. (Aside) Hewill be sure to remember it. (Aloud) I am playing a trick on theGeneral, and the trick will fail if you say anything.
FelixI will be as dumb as a fish.
(The doctor takes from him the key of the closet. ) VernonAnd now leave me alone with your m...istress, who is coming back here, and be on the watch that no one interrupts us for a moment.
Felix (going out)Marguerite was right; there is something in the wind, that's certain.
Marguerite (returning)There is nothing the matter. Mademoiselle is sleeping quietly.
(Exit Marguerite. ) SCENE THIRTEENTH Vernon (alone)What can have set by the ears two women who have hitherto lived inpeace? All doctors, little though they be philosophers, can tell. Thepoor General, who all his life has had no other idea excepting that ofescaping the common lot!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VernonFelix!
FelixIs there anything I can do for you, sir?
VernonIs there a closet anywhere here in which I can lock up something?
Felix (pointing to the closet)Here is a place, sir.
VernonGood! Felix, don't say a word of this to a single soul. (Aside) Hewill be sure to remember it. (Aloud) I am playing a trick on theGeneral, and the trick will fail if you say anything.
FelixI will be as dumb as a fish.
(The doctor takes from him the key of the closet. ) VernonAnd now leave me alone with your m...istress, who is coming back here, and be on the watch that no one interrupts us for a moment.
Felix (going out)Marguerite was right; there is something in the wind, that's certain.
Marguerite (returning)There is nothing the matter. Mademoiselle is sleeping quietly.
(Exit Marguerite. ) SCENE THIRTEENTH Vernon (alone)What can have set by the ears two women who have hitherto lived inpeace? All doctors, little though they be philosophers, can tell. Thepoor General, who all his life has had no other idea excepting that ofescaping the common lot!
What to read after The Stepmother, a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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