The Blunderer by Molière
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TRUF. (_Knocks at his door, and then addresses Lelio_). A word with you, if you please. So, Mr. Cheat, you have the assurance to fool a respectable man, and make game of him? MASC. To pretend to have seen his son abroad, in order to get the more easily into his house! TRUF. (_Beating Lelio_). Go away, go away immediately. LEL. (_To Mascarille, who beats him likewise_). Oh! you scoundrel! MASC. It is thus that rogues... LEL. Villain! MASC. Are served here. Keep that for my sake! LEL. What? Is a gentleman...? MASC. (_Beating him and driving him off). March off, begone, I tell you, or I shall break all the bones in your body. TRUF. I am delighted with this; come in, I am satisfied. (_Mascarille follows Trufaldin into his house_). LEL. (_Returning_). This to me! To be thus affronted by a servant! Could I have thought the wretch would have dared thus to ill-treat his master? |
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