The Learned Women by Molière
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PHI. (_seeing_ MARTINE). What! I see you here, you hussy! Quick, leave this place, and never let me set my eyes upon you again. CHRY. Gently. PHI. No; I will have it so. CHRY. What? PHI. I insist upon her going. CHRY. But what has she done wrong, that you wish her in this way to...? PHI. What! you take her part? CHRY. Certainly not. PHI. You side with her against me? CHRY. Oh! dear me, no; I only ask what she is guilty of. PHI. Am I one to send her away without just cause? CHRY. I do not say that; but we must, with servants.... PHI. No; she must leave this place, I tell you. CHRY. Let it be so; who says anything to the contrary? |
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