The Duenna by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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_Don Jer_. Reach me the blunderbuss. _Don Ant_. & _Don. Louisa_. The god of love, who knows our pain-- _Don Jer_. Hence, or these slugs are through your brain. [_Exeunt severally_.] SCENE II--_A Piazza_. _Enter_ DON FERDINAND _and_ LOPEZ. _Lop_. Truly, sir, I think that a little sleep once in a week or so--- _Don Ferd_. Peace, fool! don't mention sleep to me. _Lop_. No, no, sir, I don't mention your lowbred, vulgar, sound sleep; but I can't help thinking that a gentle slumber, or half an hour's dozing, if it were only for the novelty of the thing---- _Don Ferd_. Peace, booby, I say!--Oh, Clara dear, cruel disturber of my rest! |
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