Andrès Monologue from The Blunderer

From The Blunderer by Molière

male · romantic · 51 sec

Is not this the lady you were speaking of to me? (LEL: Heavens! what happiness can be equal to mine!) It is true; I am indebted to you for the kindness you have shown me; I should be much to blame if I did not acknowledge it; but this kindness would be too dearly bought were I to repay it at the expense of my heart. Judge, by the rapture her beauty causes me, whether I ought to discharge my debt to you at such a price. You are generous, and would not have me act thus. Farewell. Let us return whence we came, and stay there for a few days. (He leads Celia away).

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