Royal53-11-2108La Grande Breteche

The National Broadcasting Company presents Transcribe Solorens Olivier in Theatre Royal. This is Laurent Solivier. My choice this week is another story by Anale de Balzac, a little stronger in than last week. It is called La Grande Bretesch.

I shall play the part of the court de Merri. The setting is in France some hundred and fifty years ago. So, you've been back to Wondome, have you? Back to La Grande Bretesch, my old home.

La Grande Bretesch. Yes, it's quite a few years since I left it and started a new life here in Paris. And you've never been back in all those years? No, I've never been back. I never shall go back, you could be sure of that.

They told me in Wondome that the contest was now leaving in her shutout at Mary. So I've been advised by my lawyer. I wish I'd joy that I have. I go on to work, Desch.

Quite an affection for the old house in his way. After all, I was born there, grew up there, and might very well have lived there all my days if things had not turned out the way they did.

Well, I don't propose to go to that. Tell me, what does the house look like? Isn't it good repair? I'm afraid it isn't anything, but old place is neglected and overrun, wilderness. Garden and drives are overgrown with weeds, the shuttles are unpainted and rotten, eave choked.

Hmm, I'm surprised to hear that in a way. So in a way, I might have expected as much neglected over run. And empty? Well, not completely empty, I think. Oh, yes. Madam Nokan, she left it empty when she moved.