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“Read that!” commanded madame dramatically, and handed her a crumpled sheet of paper. It contained a brief message in Juliana’s sprawling characters: “My dear Tante, pray do not be in a taking, but I have gone with Vidal. I have No Time to write more, for I am in Desperate Haste. Juliana.” “But—but…” quote by Georgette Heyer
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““Read that!” commanded madame dramatically, and handed her a crumpled sheet of paper. It contained a brief message in Juliana’s sprawling characters: “My dear Tante, pray do not be in a taking, but I have gone with Vidal. I have No Time to write more, for I am in Desperate Haste. Juliana.” “But—but it is not possible!” stammered Léonie, growing quite pale””

Georgette Heyer

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Grand Sophy, 1950

A dramatic scene where a character urgently delivers a handwritten note, revealing secret plans and emotional turmoil.

In simple terms: Urgent secret message delivered dramatically.

Key Takeaway

Pay attention to urgent communications.

Themes

drama secrecy urgency

Mood

tense urgent

Type

narrative dramatic

When to use this quote

  • family crisis
  • secret rendezvous
  • unexpected news

Key Concepts

letter writing emotional conflict plot twist

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you react to sudden urgent news?
  • What risks arise from secret plans?
A Different Perspective

The note’s brevity may cause misinterpretation.

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