Le Malade Imaginaire;The Imaginary Invalid by Molière
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page 48 of 123 (39%)
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As in your heart to find a place?
ANG. I may not hide it, in this dire extreme, Tircis, I own for you my love.... CLE. O blessed words! am I indeed so blest? Repeat them, Phyllis; set my doubts at rest. ANG. I love you, Tircis! CLE. Ah! Phyllis, once again. ANG. I love you, Tircis! CLE. Alas! I fain A hundred times would hearken to that strain. ANG. I love you! I love you! Tircis, I love you! CLE. Ye kings and gods who, from your eternal seat, Behold the world of men beneath your feet, |
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