The School for Husbands by Molière
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XIV., wore slashed doublets, very tight and short.]
which may keep the stomach warm, and promote a healthy digestion; a pair of breeches made exactly to fit my thighs; shoes, like those of our wise ancestors, in which my feet may not be tortured: and he who does not like the look of me may shut his eyes. SCENE II.--LÉONOR, ISABELLA, LISETTE; ARISTE _and_ SGANARELLE, _conversing in an under-tone, unperceived_. LEO. (_To Isabella_). I take it all on myself, in case you are scolded. LIS. (_To Isabella_). Always in one room, seeing no one? ISA. Such is his humour. LEO. I pity you, sister. LIS. (_To Léonor_). It is well for you, madam, that his brother is of quite another disposition; fate was very kind in making you fall into the hands of a rational person. ISA. It is a wonder that he did not lock me up to-day, or take me with him. LIS. I declare I would send him to the devil, with his Spanish ruff, |
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