The Bores by Molière
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LA M. Since you wish to know at once the orders which I have received from this charming person, I will tell you.... Upon my word, without boasting of my zeal, I went a great way to find the lady; and if... ER. Hang your digressions! LA M. Fie! you should somewhat moderate your passion; and Seneca... ER. Seneca is a fool in your mouth, since he tells me nothing of all that concerns me. Tell me your message at once. LA M. To satisfy you, Orphise ... An insect has got among your hair. ER. Let it alone. LA M. This lovely one sends you word ... ER. What? LA M. Guess. ER. Are you aware that I am in no laughing mood? LA M. Her message is, that you are to remain in this place, that in a short time you shall see her here, when she has got rid of some country-ladies, who greatly bore all people at court. ER. Let us, then stay in the place she has selected. But since this message affords me some leisure, let me muse a little. (_Exit La |
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