The Impostures of Scapin by Molière
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page 28 of 84 (33%)
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GER. What?
ARG. What? GER. What do you mean? ARG. I mean, Mr. Geronte, that we should never be so ready to blame the conduct of others, and that those who live in glass houses should not throw stones. GER. I really do not understand you. ARG. I will explain myself. GER. Have you heard anything about my son? ARG. Perhaps I have. GER. But what? ARG. Your servant Scapin, in his vexation, only told me the thing roughly, and you can learn all the particulars from him or from some one else. For my part, I will at once go to my solicitor, and see what steps I can take in the matter. Good-bye. SCENE II.--GERONTE (_alone_). |
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