The Village Coquette
The Village Coquette
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LisetteMr. Argon's waiting for me. I'm off.
(Exit Lisette. ) Lucas (alone)Go, quick, go. But how can she get that all out of her own head? I believe she must have two brains, for she always amazes me. Yes, she's only my daughter. By God, her wit is already far ahead of mine.
(Enter Girard) Girard (aside)Let's latch on to the father. I risk nothing, for without him the Baron can conclude nothing. By making him read this phony list, let us disturb his head. Let's throw the dice. (counterfeiting t...he newsboys) Lists, lists of winners!
LucasLottery winners! Let's see a bit. What did you say there?
GirardLet's see if this lottery came out good.
LucasWhat do I see there? Don't I see the seal?
GirardClever. Are you curious? (putting the list on the side where Lucas is not) Read here.
LucasVery well. But show me better then.
GirardTo an avaricious reader--oh beautiful thought. May a happy fool with a lucky number-- LucasHa, ha, that's it!
GirardYes, it is. Hum, hum.
LucasLet's see that.
Girard (turning the list to the other side)With pleasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LisetteMr. Argon's waiting for me. I'm off.
(Exit Lisette. ) Lucas (alone)Go, quick, go. But how can she get that all out of her own head? I believe she must have two brains, for she always amazes me. Yes, she's only my daughter. By God, her wit is already far ahead of mine.
(Enter Girard) Girard (aside)Let's latch on to the father. I risk nothing, for without him the Baron can conclude nothing. By making him read this phony list, let us disturb his head. Let's throw the dice. (counterfeiting t...he newsboys) Lists, lists of winners!
LucasLottery winners! Let's see a bit. What did you say there?
GirardLet's see if this lottery came out good.
LucasWhat do I see there? Don't I see the seal?
GirardClever. Are you curious? (putting the list on the side where Lucas is not) Read here.
LucasVery well. But show me better then.
GirardTo an avaricious reader--oh beautiful thought. May a happy fool with a lucky number-- LucasHa, ha, that's it!
GirardYes, it is. Hum, hum.
LucasLet's see that.
Girard (turning the list to the other side)With pleasure.
What to read after The Village Coquette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dufresny Charles Rivière to read onlineMoreLess
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