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Sca Monologue from The Impostures of Scapin

From The Impostures of Scapin by Molière

male · comedic · 1:00 min

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I do not remember, Sir, that I ever did anything else. (LEA:. Will you speak?) Ah! (OCT:. Gently.) Yes, Sir; it is true that three weeks ago, when you sent me in the evening to take a small watch to the gypsy {Footnote: Égyptienne. Compare act v. scene ii. Bohémienne is a more usual name.} girl you love, and I came back, my clothes spattered with mud and my face covered with blood, I told you that I had been attacked by robbers who had beaten me soundly and had stolen the watch from me. It is true that I told a lie. It was I who kept the watch, Sir.

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20s · confusion · betrayal · identity · deception · love

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