The School for Husbands by Molière
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VAL. Undoubtedly, and most willingly. SGAN. Tell me: do you know that I am guardian to a tolerably young and passably handsome girl who lives in this neighbourhood, and whose name is Isabella? VAL. Yes. SGAN. As you know it, I need not tell it to you. But do you know, likewise, that as I find her charming, I care for her otherwise than as a guardian, and that she is destined for the honour of being my wife? VAL. No! SGAN. I tell it you, then; and also that it is as well that your passion, if you please, should leave her in peace. VAL. Who?--I, sir? SGAN. Yes, you. Let us have no dissembling. VAL. Who has told you that my heart is smitten by her? SGAN. Those who are worthy of belief. VAL. Be more explicit. SGAN. She herself. |
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