ACT II, SCENE IV

1. «You have some[l] chance of success; I have none, so I am going

away.» «Nonsense!» 2. «I am in dead earnest. It can't be helped! You

have all the luck. I give way to you.» 3. «Do you really think that

you have lost Henrietta?' 4. «I withdraw because I think so[2]: I am

not making you any sacrifice at all.» 5. «Then may I ask a favor of

you?» «Why, certainly.» 6. «Go to her father and tell him that I wish

to marry his daughter. I shall owe[3] you such[4] gratitude!» 7. «My!

but that is a queer request to make! Anyhow, don't worry! Being a

nice little rival, I will do as you say[5]. 8. Your rival wishes you

better[6] luck than he has[7] had himself[8].»

[1: quelque.]

[2: le.]

[3: avoir.]

[4: Tr. «so much.»]

[5: Tr. «what you ask.»]

[6: Tr. «more.']

[7: Insert ne (without pas).]

[8: lui-même.]

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