Sbri Monologue from Monsieur De Pourceaugnac

From Monsieur De Pourceaugnac by Molière

male · dark · 44 sec

It is devilishly severe, particularly on this kind of crime. (MR. POUR: Still, when one is innocent?) Ah me! They care little for that, and, besides, they have here a most intolerable hatred for the people of your province; and nothing gives them more pleasure than to hang a man from Limoges. (17) (MR. POUR: What have the people from Limoges done to them?) How do I know? They are downright brutes, enemies to all the gentility and merit of other cities. For my part, I am in the greatest fear on your account, and I should never comfort myself if you were hanged.

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