The School for Husbands by Molière
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SGAN. (_To Ergaste, who has come out hastily_). A plague on the
lubberly ox! Do you mean to knock me down--coming and sticking yourself in front of me like a post? VAL. Sir, I regret... SGAN. Ah! you are the man I want. VAL. I, sir? SGAN. You. Your name is Valère, is it not? VAL. Yes. SGAN. I am come to speak to you if you will allow me. VAL. Can I have the happiness of rendering you any service? SGAN. No; but I propose to do you a good turn. That is what brings me to your house. VAL. To my house, sir! SGAN. To your house. Need you be so much astonished? VAL. I have good reason for it; I am delighted with the honour... SGAN. Do not mention the honour, I beseech you. VAL. Will you not come in? |
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