Tartuffe by Molière
page 103 of 130 (79%)
page 103 of 130 (79%)
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It need not, madam; and the thing itself . . .
ELMIRE Open the door, I pray you, and just see Whether my husband's not there, in the hall. TARTUFFE Why take such care for him? Between ourselves, He is a man to lead round by the nose. He's capable of glorying in our meetings; I've fooled him so, he'd see all, and deny it. ELMIRE No matter; go, I beg you, look about, And carefully examine every corner. SCENE VI ORGON, ELMIRE ORGON (crawling out from under the table) That is, I own, a man . . . abominable! I can't get over it; the whole thing floors me. ELMIRE What? You come out so soon? You cannot mean it! Get back under the table; 'tis not time yet; Wait till the end, to see, and make quite certain, |
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