The Love-Tiff by Molière
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MAR. There... in that shop where last month you generously and freely
promised me a ring. ERAS. Um! I understand you. GR.-RE. What a cunning jade! ERAS. It is true; I have delayed too long to make good my promise to you, but... MAR. What I said, sir, was not because I wished you to make haste. GR.-RE. Oh, no! ERAS. (_Giving her his ring_). Perhaps this ring may please you; accept it instead of the one I owe. MAR. You are only jesting, sir; I should be ashamed to take it. GR.-RE. Poor shame-faced creature! Take it without more ado; only fools refuse what is offered them. MAR. I will only accept it so that I may have something to remember you by. ERAS. When may I return thanks to that lovely angel? MAR. Endeavour to gain over her father. ERAS. But if he rejects me, should I...? |
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