Sca Monologue from The Impostures of Scapin

From The Impostures of Scapin by Molière

male · comedic · 58 sec

Your son, Sir.... (GER: Well! My son....) Has met with the strangest misfortune you ever heard of. (GER: What is it?) This afternoon I found him looking very sad about something which you had said to him, and in which you had very improperly mixed my name. While trying: to dissipate his sorrow, we went and walked about in the harbour. There, among other things, was to be seen a Turkish galley. A young Turk, with a gentlemanly look about him, invited us to go in, and held out his hand to us. We went in. He was most civil to us; gave us some lunch, with the most excellent fruit and the best wine you have ever seen.

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