Le Malade Imaginaire;The Imaginary Invalid by Molière
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TOI. And I decidedly forbid her to do anything of the kind. ARG. What have we come to? And what boldness is this for a scrub of a servant to speak in such a way before her master? TOI. When a master does not consider what he is doing, a sensible servant should set him right. ARG. (_running after_ TOINETTE). Ah, impudent girl, I will kill you! TOI. (_avoiding_ ARGAN, _and putting the chair between her and him_). It is my duty to oppose what would be a dishonour to you. ARG. (_running after_ TOINETTE _with his cane in his hand_). Come here, come here, let me teach you how to speak. TOI. (_running to the opposite side of the chair_). I interest myself in your affairs as I ought to do, and I don't wish to see you commit any folly. ARG. (_as before_). Jade! TOI. (_as before_). No, I will never consent to this marriage. ARG. (_as before_). Worthless hussy! TOI. (_as before_). I won't have her marry your Thomas Diafoirus. |
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