Sganarelle, or, the Self-Deceived Husband by Molière
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page 39 of 47 (82%)
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LEL. Why this outbreak of passion?
CEL. You pretend to be surprised, and ask what crimes you have committed? SCENE XXI.--CELIA, LELIO, SGANARELLE _armed cap-a-pie_, CELIA'S MAID. SGAN. I wage war, a war of extermination against this robber of my honour, who without mercy has sullied my fair name. CEL. (_To Lelio, pointing to Sganarelle_). Look on this man, and then you will require no further answer. LEL. Ah! I see. CEL. A mere glance at him is sufficient to abash you. LEL. It ought rather to make you blush. SGAN. My wrath is now disposed to vent itself upon some one; my courage is at its height; if I meet him, there will be blood shed. Yes, I have sworn to kill him, nothing can keep me from doing so. Wherever I see him I will dispatch him. (_Drawing his sword halfway and approaching Lelio_). Right through the middle of his heart I shall thrust... LEL. (_Turning round_). Against whom do you bear such a grudge? |
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