Le Malade Imaginaire;The Imaginary Invalid by Molière
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ARG. You make me bawl till my throat is sore, you jade!
TOI. And you, you made me break my head open; one is just as bad as the other; so, with your leave, we are quits. ARG. What! you hussy.... TOI. If you go on scolding me, I shall cry. ARG. To leave me, you.... TOI. (_again interrupting_ ARGAN.) Oh! ARG. You would.... TOI. (_still interrupting him_). Oh! ARG. What! shall I have also to give up the pleasure of scolding her? TOI. Well, scold as much as you please; do as you like. ARG. You prevent me, you hussy, by interrupting me every moment. TOI. If you have the pleasure of scolding, I surely can have that of crying. Let every one have his fancy; 'tis but right. Oh! oh! ARG. I must give it up, I suppose. Take this away, take this away, you jade. Be careful to have some broth ready, for the other that I am to take soon. |
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