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... DORINE . And I will care for you , Sir , in spite of yourself . ORGON . Ah ! DORINE . Your honour is dear to me , and I cannot bear to see you the byword of everyone . ORGON . You will not hold your tongue ? DORINE . It is a matter of ...
... DORINE . And I will care for you , Sir , in spite of yourself . ORGON . Ah ! DORINE . Your honour is dear to me , and I cannot bear to see you the byword of everyone . ORGON . You will not hold your tongue ? DORINE . It is a matter of ...
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... DORINE [ running away ] . I would not care a straw for such a husband . ORGON [ failing to slap DORINE's face ] . You have a pestilent hussy with you , daughter , with whom I cannot put up any longer without forgetting myself . I do not ...
... DORINE [ running away ] . I would not care a straw for such a husband . ORGON [ failing to slap DORINE's face ] . You have a pestilent hussy with you , daughter , with whom I cannot put up any longer without forgetting myself . I do not ...
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... DORINE [ to MARIANE ] . I think that you are losing your senses with all this folly . I have all along allowed you ... Dorine ? DORINE . Come here . VALÈRE . No , no , I feel too indignant . Do not hinder me from doing as she wishes me ...
... DORINE [ to MARIANE ] . I think that you are losing your senses with all this folly . I have all along allowed you ... Dorine ? DORINE . Come here . VALÈRE . No , no , I feel too indignant . Do not hinder me from doing as she wishes me ...
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appear arms ASLAKSEN believe better bring brother called Candide comes dead dear death doctor DORINE doth earth ELMIRE Enter everything eyes face fair father FAUST fear feel follow give gods hand happy hast hath head hear heart Heaven hold hope HOVSTAD husband Ivan Ilyitch keep lady leave less light live look Madame MARIANE matter means MEPHIS mind mother nature never night NURSE once ORGON pain pass passion PETER PETRA PHÆDRA play reason rest Romeo seemed seen side soon soul speak spirit stand sweet TARTUFFE tears tell thee THESEUS things thou thought true truth turn VALÈRE voice whole wife wish young
Bibliographic information
| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 2 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1947 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 May 2006 |
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