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27201	Brieux, Eugène	Woman on Her Own, False Gods and The Red Robe Three Plays By Brieux			.txt	text/plain	89375	14612	97	wanted to congratulate dear Thérèse, but she's gone to change her dress. LUCIENNE [_tenderly_] Yes--I know that you're good and brave. Now, Thérèse, you know what women are like who try to earn Dear Thérèse, ask Madame Guéret to tell you what I said them straight into Monsieur Nérisse's room and let me know. Yes. People still think more of men as writers. THÉRÈSE [_speaking with great emotion_] Poor, _poor_ little thing! THÉRÈSE [_trying to speak reasonably_] I know quite well what you want Besides, to tell you the truth, I think I know pretty well what you have RHEOU [_derisively_] I am the son of a high priest; I know the Gods--The men who are outside_] Enter--come--Satni would speak with you! If it please the gods, when the day of eternity comes, we shall Well, tell her to come and speak to me, poor woman.	./cache/27201.txt	./txt/27201.txt