So Runs the World by Henryk Sienkiewicz
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page 99 of 181 (54%)
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your Excellency, Mr. Jozwowicz?
Doctor.--I understand, Your Highness. Prince (giving his arm to Mrs. Czeska).--And now let us take some tea. (George takes leave and goes out.) Doctor.--I must also be going. I am tired and I have some letters to write. Prince.--Upon my honor, one might think that he was already a minister. But come to see us--I cannot sleep without you. Doctor.--I will be at the service of Your Highness. Prince (muttering).--As soon as this Robespièrre arrived, I immediately felt better. Stella.--Doctor, wait a moment. I do not take any tea. I will only put papa in his place, and then I will be back immediately. I must have a talk with you. SCENE VII. Jozwowicz alone--then Stella. Doctor.--What are these people doing here, and what does she wish to tell me? Is it possible--But no, it is impossible. I am uneasy, but in |
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