The Impostures of Scapin by Molière
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SCA. Sir!
ARG. No; he's an insolent fellow. SCA. Would you have his servant walk? ARG. Let him get along as he pleases, and the master too. SCA. Now, Sir, really don't go and hesitate for so little. Don't have recourse to law, I beg of you, but rather give all that is asked of you, and save yourself from the clutches of justice. ARG. Well, well! I will bring myself to give these thirty pistoles also. SCA. "I must also have," he said, "a mule to carry...." ARG. Let him go to the devil with his mule! This is asking too much. We will go before the judges. SCA. I beg of you, Sir! ARG. No, I will not give in. SCA. Sir, only one small mule. ARG. No; not even an ass. SCA. Consider.... |
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