The Learned Women by Molière
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page 83 of 91 (91%)
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PHI. It is the younger daughter I give in marriage.
NOT. Good. CHRY. (_showing_ HENRIETTE). Yes, Sir, here she is; her name is Henriette. NOT. Very well; and the future bridegroom? PHI. (_showing_ TRISSOTIN). This gentleman is the husband I give her. CHRY. (_showing_ CLITANDRE). And the husband I wish her to marry is this gentleman. NOT. Two husbands! Custom does not allow of more than one. PHI. (_to the_ NOTARY). What is it that is stopping you? Put down Mr. Trissotin as my son-in-law. CHRY. For my son-in-law put down Mr. Clitandre. NOT. Try and agree together, and come to a quiet decision as to who is to be the future husband. PHI. Abide, Sir, abide by my own choice. CHRY. Do, Sir, do according to my will. NOT. Tell me which of the two I must obey. |
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