Monologue

Mr Pour Monologue from Monsieur De Pourceaugnac

From Monsieur De Pourceaugnac by Molière

male · comedic · 1:04 min

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You can't think what has happened to me in that house where you took me. (SBRI: No! What has happened?) I thought I should be well feasted there. (SBRI: Well?) I leave you in this gentleman's hands. Doctors dressed in black. In a chair. Feel the pulse. In proof of what I say. He is mad. Two big, fat-faced fellows, with large-brimmed hats. Buon dì, buon dì. Six pantaloons. Ta, ra, ta, toi, ta, ra, ta, ta, toi. (Allegramente, Monsu Pourceaugnac.) Take, Sir; take, take. It is gentle, gentle, gentle. Piglialo sù, Signor Monsu; piglialo, piglialo sù. I never was so surfeited with absurdities in all my life.

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30s · confusion · madness · absurdity · identity · power

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