Monsieur De Pourceaugnac by Molière
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know who he is.
ERA. There is not one of the de Pourceaugnacs of Limoges that I do not know, from the greatest to the smallest; I visited only them during my stay there, and I had the honour of seeing you every day. MR. POUR. The honour was mine, Sir. ERA. You do not remember my face? MR. POUR. Yes, yes. (_To_ SBRIGANI) I don't know him a bit. ERA. You do not remember that I had the pleasure of drinking with you I don't know how many times? MR. POUR. Excuse me. (_To_ SBRIGANI) I don't know anything about it. ERA. What is the name of that pastrycook who cooks such capital dinners? MR. POUR. Petit-Jean. ERA. Just so. We used often to go there together to enjoy ourselves. How do you call that place where people go for a walk? MR. POUR. The cemetery of the Arenes. ERA. Exactly. It is there I enjoyed so many happy hours of your pleasant talk. Don't you remember it all now? |
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