Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme;The Shopkeeper Turned Gentleman by Molière
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Love would be sweet if love could constant be,
But ah! sad fate, no faithful loves we see! The fair are false; no prayers their heart can move, And who will love when they inconstant prove? 1ST SING. Ah! love, how sweet thou art! LADY SING. Ah! freedom is happier! 2ND SING. Thou inconstant heart! 1ST SING. To me how dear, how blest! LADY SING. My soul enraptured see! 2ND SING. I shrink, I turn from thee! 1ST SING. Ah! leave this idle strife, and learn to love. LADY SING. I will show thee one who'll constant prove. 2ND SING. Alas! where seek her? LADY SING. To defend our name, I offer you my heart, nor heed your blame. 2ND SING. But, Lady, dare I trust that promise blest? LADY SING. Experience will decide who loves the best. |
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