The Blunderer by Molière
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dispensation from death.
LEL. Oh! ANS. Death smites men without giving warning, and always has bad designs against them. LEL. Oh! ANS. That merciless foe would not loosen one grip of his murderous teeth, however we may entreat him. Everybody must feel them. LEL. Oh! MASC. Your preaching will all be in vain; this sorrow is too deep-rooted to be plucked up. ANS. If, notwithstanding all these arguments, you will not cast aside your grief, at least, my dear Lelio, endeavour to moderate it. LEL. Oh! MASC. He will not moderate it; I know his temper. ANS. However, according to your servant's message, I have brought you the money you want, so that you might celebrate your father's funeral obsequies! LEL. Oh! oh! |
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