The Impostures of Scapin by Molière
page 59 of 84 (70%)
page 59 of 84 (70%)
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GER. What the deuce did he want to go in that galley for? Ah! cursed galley! Scoundrel of a Turk! May the devil take you! SCAPIN (_alone_). He can't get over the five hundred crowns I wrench from him; but he has not yet done with me, and I will make him pay in a different money his imposture about me to his son. SCENE XII.-OCTAVE, LEANDRE, SCAPIN. OCT. Well, Scapin, have your plans been successful? LEA. Have you done anything towards alleviating my sorrow? SCA. (_to_ OCTAVE). Here are two hundred pistoles I have got from your father. OCT. Ah! how happy you make me. SCA. (_to_ LEANDRE), But I could do nothing for you. LEA. (_going away_). Then I must die, Sir, for I could not live without Zerbinette. SCA. Hallo! stop, stop; my goodness, how quick you are! LEA. What can become of me? |
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