Le Malade Imaginaire;The Imaginary Invalid by Molière
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TOI. I am far from doing so. ANG. Am I wrong in giving way to these sweet impressions? TOI. I don't say that you are. ANG. And would you have me insensible to the tender protestations of ardent love which he shows me? TOI. Heaven forbid! ANG. Tell me, do you not see, as I do, Something providential, some act of destiny in the unexpected adventure from which our acquaintance originated? TOI. Yes. ANG. That it is impossible to act more generously? TOI. Agreed. ANG. And that he did all this with the greatest possible grace? TOI. Oh! yes. ANG. Do you not think, Toinette, that he is very handsome? TOI. Certainly. |
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