The Impostures of Scapin by Molière
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faithful servant! But it is not this that I want to know of you.
SCA. It is not this? LEA. No, infamous wretch! it is something else that I want you to confess. SCA. (_aside_). Mercy on me! LEA. Speak at once; I will not be put off. SCA. Sir, I have done nothing else. LEA. (_trying to strike_ SCAPIN). Nothing else? OCT. (_stepping between them_). Ah! I beg.... SCA. Well, Sir, you remember that ghost that six months ago cudgelled you soundly, and almost made you break your neck down a cellar, where you fell whilst running away? LEA. Well? SCA. It was I, Sir, who was playing the ghost. LEA. It was you, wretch! who were playing the ghost? SCA. Only to frighten you a little, and to cure you of the habit of making us go out every night as you did. |
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