The School for Husbands by Molière
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VAL. Yes, you shall be satisfied; in three days your eyes shall no longer see the object which is odious to you. ISA. That is right. Farewell. SGAN. (_To Valère_): I pity your misfortune, but... VAL. No, you will hear no complaint from me. The lady assuredly does us both justice, and I shall endeavour to satisfy her wishes. Farewell. SGAN. Poor fellow! his grief is excessive. Stay, embrace me: I am her second self. (_Embraces Valère_) SCENE XV--ISABELLA, SGANARELLE. SGAN. I think he is greatly to be pitied. ISA. Not at all. SGAN. For the rest, your love touches me to the quick, little darling, and I mean it shall have its reward. Eight days are too long for your impatience; to-morrow I will marry you, and will not invite... ISA. To-morrow! |
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