The Pretentious Young Ladies by Molière
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MAD. We are all ears. MASC. _Oh! oh! quite without heed was I, As harmless you I chanced to spy, Slily your eyes My heart surprise, Stop thief! stop thief! stop thief I cry!_ CAT. Good Heavens! this is carried to the utmost pitch of gallantry. MASC. Everything I do shows it is done by a gentleman; there is nothing of the pedant about my effusions. MAD. They are more than two thousand miles removed from that. MASC. Did you observe the beginning, _oh! oh?_ there is something original in that _oh! oh!_ like a man who all of a sudden thinks about something, _oh! oh!_ Taken by surprise as it were, _oh! oh!_ MAD. Yes, I think that _oh! oh!_ admirable. MASC. It seems a mere nothing. CAT. Good Heavens! How can you say so? It is one of these things that are perfectly invaluable. MAD. No doubt on it; I would rather have written that _oh! oh!_ than an |
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