DIALOGUE THE SIXTHMADAME DE SAINT-ANGE — Indeed, brother, your friend isgreatly a libertine.
LE CHEVALIER — Then I've not deceived you in presentinghim as such.
EUGENIE — I am persuaded there is not his equal anywherein the world… Oh, my dearest, he is charming; I do hope wewill see him often.
MADAME DE SAINT-ANGE — I hear a knock… who might itbe?… I
gave orders… it must be very urgent. Go see what it is,Chevalier, if you will be so kind.
LE CHEVALIER — A letter Lafleur has brought; he lefthastily, saying he remembered the instructions you had given him,but that the matter appeared to him as important as it waspressing.
MADAME DE SAINT-ANGE — Ah ha! what's this? 'Tis yourfather, Eugénie!
EUGENIE — My father!… then we are lost!…
MADAME DE SAINT-ANGE — Let's read it before we get ups
