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

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

male · anguished · 54 sec

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Alas! madam, it is not I who am acquainted with him; it is my wife. (CEL: What emotion thus disturbs your mind?) Do not blame me; I have sufficient cause for my sorrow; permit me to breathe plenty of sighs. (CEL: What can be the reason of this uncommon grief?) If I am sad it is not for a trifle: I challenge other people not to grieve, if they found themselves in my condition. You see in me the model of unhappy husbands. Poor Sganarelle's honour is taken from him; but the loss of my honour would be small--they deprive me of my reputation also.

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30s · sadness · honor · identity · betrayal · family

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