The Romancers - A Comedy in Three Acts by Edmond Rostand
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SYLVETTE. [Waving her flowers in BERGAMIN's face] Sh! Please don't quarrel. Of course, I understand, you can't behave quite as old friends, and you like to quarrel a little, in a friendly way-- BERGAMIN. Of course, our hatred was so great! SYLVETTE. A mortal hatred, too! When I think what you've said about Papa--oh, dear! I used to sit by the wall and hear every word! And to think you never once suspected that I came there to meet Percinet-- PASQUINOT. [Ironically] Ah, I-- SYLVETTE. We came every day at the same hour. [To BERGAMIN] Ha, ha, I can still hear Percinet telling you that he was going to marry--"most romantically"! And he kept his word! BERGAMIN. [Put out] Really? And do you think that if I had wished--? SYLVETTE. Now, now, now! I know lovers' dreams are always realized, and that fathers who are mortal enemies always end by falling into each other's arms. PASQUINOT. Oh, let me laugh! SYLVETTE. But we proved it! BERGAMIN. I could say something-- |
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