The School for Husbands by Molière
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[Footnote: We are of course to read between the lines: "If there is anything which could strengthen my resolution to save her, it is the natural detestation which I feel for you."] SGAN. That is wisely spoken; I shall go at once to repeat these words, which will not be disagreeable to her. But, if you will listen to me, try to act so as to drive this passion from your mind. Farewell. ERG. (_To Valeère_). The excellent dupe! SCENE X.--SGANARELLE, _alone_. I feel a great pity for this poor wretch, so full of affection. But it is unfortunate for him to have taken it into his head to try to storm a fortress which I have captured. (_Sganarelle knocks at his door_.) SCENE XI.--SGANARELLE, ISABELLA. SGAN. Never did lover display so much grief for a love-letter returned unopened! At last he loses all hope, and retires. But he earnestly |
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