So Runs the World by Henryk Sienkiewicz
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page 102 of 181 (56%)
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Doctor.--Only one moment. Your choice, princess, if it is of your
heart and will, must be good--only--it was unexpected news to me; therefore, perhaps, I received it a little too seriously. But I could not hear it with indifference owing to the affection I have for--your family. And then, my opinion does not amount to anything in such a matter. Princess, I congratulate you and wish you all happiness. Stella.--Thank you. Now I shall be more easy. Doctor.--You must return to your father. Your news has been so sudden that it has shocked me a little. I must collect my wits--I must familiarize myself with the thought. But in any event, I congratulate you. Stella.--Good night. (She stops in the door, looks at the Doctor and goes in.) SCENE VIII. Jozwowicz (alone).--Too late! END OF ACT I. * * * * * |
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