Monsieur De Pourceaugnac by Molière
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MR. POUR. I don't know.
OFF. What is it, then, that makes you say that? MR. POUR. Nothing. OFF. This manner of speaking is somewhat ambiguous, and you are my prisoner. MR. POUR. O, Sir, I pray! OFF. No, no; to judge by your appearance and your manner of speaking, you must be that Mr. de Pourceaugnac we are looking for, although you are disguised in this manner, and you must come to prison at once. MR. POUR. Alas! SCENE VI.--MR. DE POURCEAUGNAC, SBRIGANI, THREE POLICE OFFICERS. SERI. (_to_ MR. DE POURCEAUGNAC). Heavens! what does this mean? MR. POUR. They have discovered who I am. OFF. Yes, yes; I am delighted about it. SERI. (_to the_ OFFICER). Ah, Sir! for my sake! do not take him to prison; you know that we have been friends a long while. |
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