School for Scandal by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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page 130 of 158 (82%)
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MRS. CANDOUR. Yes--yes He was the Lover--Mr. Surface--do him justice--was only the Informer. SIR BENJAMIN. Well I'll not dispute with you Mrs. Candour-- but be it which it may--I hope that Sir Peter's wound will not---- MRS. CANDOUR. Sir Peter's wound! O mercy! I didn't hear a word of their Fighting---- LADY SNEERWELL. Nor I a syllable! SIR BENJAMIN. No--what no mention of the Duel---- MRS. CANDOUR. Not a word-- SIR BENJAMIN. O, Lord--yes--yes--they fought before they left the Room. LADY SNEERWELL. Pray let us hear. MRS. CANDOUR. Aye--do oblige--us with the Duel---- SIR BENJAMIN. 'Sir'--says Sir Peter--immediately after the Discovery, 'you are a most ungrateful Fellow.' MRS. CANDOUR. Aye to Charles---- SIR BENJAMIN. No, no--to Mr. Surface--'a most ungrateful Fellow; and old as I am, Sir,' says He, 'I insist on immediate satisfaction.' |
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