Monsieur De Pourceaugnac by Molière
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NER. Aa can proove aal 'at aa say.
LUC. All my naibours knowth ut. NER. Owr town can well witness to it. LUC. All Pezenas zeed us amarried. NER. All Sin Quintin helpt at owr weddin'. LUC. Thur cant be nort more saafur. NER. Nowt can be more sartin. LUC. (_to_ MR. DE POURCEAUGNAC). Dis thee dare to zay ort gin ut, yeu villun? NER. (_to_ MR. DE POURCEAUGNAC). Canst thou deny me, wicked man? MR. POUR. One is as true as the other. LUC. What eemperence! What, yeu rogue, yeu don't mind poor leedle Franky an' poor leedle Jinny--they that be the outcomin's o' our marridge? NER. Joost look, there's cheek! What! thou's forgot yon poor cheel, owr little Maggy, 'at thou's lef me for a pledge o' thy faith? MR. POUR. What impudent jades! |
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