Amphitryon by Molière
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one saying anything to you.
MERC. These are my lightest clouts, little ordinary smacks. SOS. If I were as hasty as you, we should have a fine ado. MERC. All this is nothing as yet: it is merely to fill up time; we shall soon see something else; but let us continue our conversation. SOS. I give up the game. (He turns to go away.) MERC. Where are you going? SOS. What does it matter to you? MERC. I want to know where you are going. SOS. I am going to open that door. Why do you detain me? MERC. If you dare to go near it, I shall rain down a storm of blows on you. SOS. What? You wish to hinder me from entering our own house by threats? MERC. What do you say, your house? SOS. Yes, our house. MERC. O, the scoundrel! You speak of that house? SOS. Certainly. Is not Amphitryon the master of it? |
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