The Blunderer by Molière
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a surprise this is! How can he have discovered our stratagem so soon?
SCENE VII.--LELIO, MASCARILLE. MASC. What, you were out? I have been hunting for you everywhere. Well, have we succeeded at last? I will give the greatest rogue six trials to do the like. Come, give me the money that I may go and buy the slave; your rival will be very much astonished at this. LEL. Ah! my dear boy, our luck has changed. Can you imagine how ill fortune has served me? MASC. What? What can it be? LEL. Anselmo having found out the trick, just now got back every sou he lent us, pretending some of the gold-pieces were bad, and that he was going to change them. MASC. You do but joke, I suppose? LEL. It is but too true. MASC. In good earnest? LEL. In good earnest; I am very much grieved about it. It will put you into a furious passion. |
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