Love for Love: a Comedy by William Congreve
page 68 of 165 (41%)
page 68 of 165 (41%)
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SCAN. Nor good-nature enough to answer him that did ask you; I'll say that for you, madam. ANG. What, are you setting up for good-nature? SCAN. Only for the affectation of it, as the women do for ill- nature. ANG. Persuade your friend that it is all affectation. SCAN. I shall receive no benefit from the opinion; for I know no effectual difference between continued affectation and reality. TATT. [coming up]. Scandal, are you in private discourse? Anything of secrecy? [Aside to SCANDAL.] SCAN. Yes, but I dare trust you; we were talking of Angelica's love to Valentine. You won't speak of it. TATT. No, no, not a syllable. I know that's a secret, for it's whispered everywhere. SCAN. Ha, ha, ha! ANG. What is, Mr Tattle? I heard you say something was whispered everywhere. SCAN. Your love of Valentine. |
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