The Impostures of Scapin by Molière
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HYA. Like him, I beseech you, by all that is most dear to you upon
earth, to assist us in our love. SCA. I must have a little humanity, and give way. There, don't be afraid; I will do all I can for you. OCT. Be sure that.... SCA. (_to_ OCTAVE). Hush! (_To_ HYACINTHA) Go, and make yourself easy. SCENE IV.--OCTAVE, SCAPIN, SILVESTRE. SCA. (_to_ OCTAVE). You must prepare yourself to receive your father with firmness. OCT. I confess that this meeting frightens me before hand, for with him I have a natural shyness that I cannot conquer. SCA. Yes; you must be firm from the first, for fear that he should take advantage of your weakness, and lead you like a child. Now, come, try to school yourself into some amount of firmness, and be ready to answer boldly all he can say to you. OCT. I will do the best I can. SCA. Well! let us try a little, just to see. Rehearse your part, and |
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