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Léonie naïvely mistakes her anger with herself for loving Charles for anger with Charles. This is a true and charming bit of feminine psychology.

ACT I. SCENE 5.

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méchant enfant, you naughty boy. Affectionately reproachful.

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il. She uses the third person singular, as one might in affectionately reproving a child.