The Blunderer  by Molière
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			inspired it; but, just now, Leander has declared to me that he is 
			preparing to deprive me of Celia; therefore let us make haste; ransack your brain for the speediest means to secure me possession of her; plan any tricks, stratagems, rogueries, inventions, to frustrate my rival's pretensions. MASC. Let me think a little upon this matter. (_Aside_). What can I invent upon this urgent occasion? LEL. Well, the stratagem? MASC. What a hurry you are in! My brain must always move slowly. I have found what you want; you must... No, that's not it; but if you would go... LEL. Whither? MASC. No, that's a flimsy trick. I thought that... LEL. What is it? MASC. That will not do either. But could you not...? LEL. Could I not what? MASC. No, you could not do anything. Speak to Anselmo. LEL. And what can I say to him? MASC. That is true; that would be falling out of the frying-pan into the  | 
		
			
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