Tartuffe by Molière
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page 61 of 130 (46%)
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You've met a funeral, or broke a mirror,
Or dreamed of muddy water. Best of all, They cannot marry you to anyone Without your saying yes. But now, methinks, They mustn't find you chattering together. (To Valere) You, go at once and set your friends at work To make him keep his word to you; while we Will bring the brother's influence to bear, And get the step-mother on our side, too. Good-bye. VALERE (to Mariane) Whatever efforts we may make, My greatest hope, be sure, must rest on you. MARIANE (to Valere) I cannot answer for my father's whims; But no one save Valere shall ever have me. VALERE You thrill me through with joy! Whatever comes . . . DORINE Oho! These lovers! Never done with prattling! Now go. VALERE (starting to go, and coming back again) One last word . . . |
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