[A Mummer’s Tale by Anatole France]@TWC D-Link bookA Mummer’s Tale CHAPTER IX 8/46
It's a struggle, it's hatred. Violence is necessary to it.
Love by mutual consent is merely a tedious obligation." And he cried, greatly excited. "Delage is prodigious!" "Don't get yourself into a fix," said Pradel. "This same little Lydie entices my actors into her dressing-room, and then all of a sudden she screams out that she is being outraged in order to get hush-money out of them.
It's her lover who has taught her the trick, and takes the coin.
You were saying, Madame Doulce----" "After a long and interesting conversation," resumed Madame Doulce, "Monsieur l'Abbe Mirabelle suggested a favourable solution.
He gave me to understand that, in order to remove all difficulties, it would be sufficient for a physician to certify that Chevalier was not in full possession of his faculties, and that he was not responsible for his acts." "But," observed Pradel, "Chevalier wasn't insane.
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