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Gr-Re Monologue from Sganarelle, or, the Self-Deceived Husband

From Sganarelle, or, the Self-Deceived Husband by Molière

male · comedic · 1:06 min

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Here we are at last; but, sir, if I might be so bold, I should like you to tell me one thing. (LEL: Well, speak.) Are you possessed by some devil or other, that you do not sink under such fatigues as these? For eight whole days we have been riding long stages, and have not been sparing of whip and spur to urge on confounded screws, whose cursed trot shook us so very much that, for my part, I feel as if every limb was out of joint; without mentioning a worse mishap which troubles me very much in a place I will not mention. And yet, no sooner are you at your journey's end, than you go out well and hearty, without taking rest, or eating the least morsel.

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30s · confusion · fatigue · journey · endurance · mystery

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