The Learned Women by Molière
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CHRY. He was a perfect gentleman.
ARI. So it is said. CHRY. We were only about twenty-eight years of age, and, upon my word, we were, both of us, very gay young fellows. ARI. I believe it. CHRY. We greatly affected the Roman ladies, and everybody there spoke of our pranks. We made many people jealous, I can tell you. ARI. Excellent; but let us come to what brings me here. SCENE III.--BELISE (_entering softly and listening_), CHRYSALE, ARISTE. ARI. Clitandre has chosen me to be his interpreter to you; he has fallen in love with Henriette. CHRY. What! with my daughter? ARI. Yes. Clitandre is delighted with her, and you never saw a lover so smitten! BEL. (_to_ ARISTE). No, no; you are mistaken. You do not know the story, and the thing is not as you imagine. |
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