The School for Husbands by Molière
page 57 of 69 (82%)
page 57 of 69 (82%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
VAL. (_Coming out quickly_). Yes, yes; I will this night make some effort to speak to... Who is there? ISA. (_To Valère_). No noise, Valère; I have forestalled you; I am Isabella. SGAN. (_Aside_). You lie, minx; it is not she. She is too staunch to those laws of honour which you forsake; you are falsely assuming her name and voice. ISA. (_To Valère_). But unless by the holy bonds of matrimony... VAL. Yes; that is my only purpose; and here I make you a solemn promise that to-morrow I will go wherever you please to be married to you. SGAN. (_Aside_). Poor deluded fool! VAL. Enter with confidence. I now defy the power of your duped Argus; before he can tear you from my love, this arm shall stab him to the heart a thousand times. SCENE IV.--SGANARELLE, _alone_. Oh, I can assure you I do not want to take from you a shameless girl, so blinded by her passion. I am not jealous of your promise to her; if I am |
|