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ORGON . Yes . CLÉANTE . And that you would appoint a day for the wedding . ORGON . True CLÉANTE . Why then defer the ceremony ? ORGON . I do not know . CLÉANTE . Have you another design in your mind ? ORGON . Perhaps so . CLÉANTE .
ORGON . Yes . CLÉANTE . And that you would appoint a day for the wedding . ORGON . True CLÉANTE . Why then defer the ceremony ? ORGON . I do not know . CLÉANTE . Have you another design in your mind ? ORGON . Perhaps so . CLÉANTE .
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Orgon . I do not wish you to care for me . 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 .
Orgon . I do not wish you to care for me . 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 .
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ORGON . Come , pray , no more . Be off ! and without ceremony . TARTUFFE . My design . ORGON . These speeches are no longer of any use ; you must get out of this house , and forthwith . TARTUFFE . It is for you to get out , you who ...
ORGON . Come , pray , no more . Be off ! and without ceremony . TARTUFFE . My design . ORGON . These speeches are no longer of any use ; you must get out of this house , and forthwith . TARTUFFE . It is for you to get out , you who ...
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Contents
PARADISE LOST | 129 |
LYRIC POETRY OF THE RENAISSANCE | 245 |
EDMUND WALLER | 275 |
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Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 2 Calvin Smith Brown,Robert Ligon Harrison Snippet view - 1970 |
Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 2 Calvin Smith Brown,Robert Ligon Harrison Snippet view - 1970 |
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appear arms Aslaksen believe better bring brother called Candide CLÉANTE 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 Madam MARIANE matter means MEPHIS mind mother nature never night NURSE once ORGON pain pass passion PETER PHÆDRA play reason rest Romeo seemed seen soon soul speak spirit stand sweet TARTUFFE tears tell thee THESEUS things thou thought town 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 |
| Editors | Edwin Mallard Everett, Calvin Smith Brown, John Donald Wade |
| Compiled by | Edwin Mallard Everett, Calvin Smith Brown, John Donald Wade |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1947 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 May 2006 |
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