Valère Monologue from The Love-Tiff

From The Love-Tiff by Molière

male · romantic · 50 sec

Pardon me, charming creature. My servant has been babbling; our marriage is discovered, without my consent. (LUC: Our marriage?) Everything is known, adorable Lucile; it is vain to dissemble. (LUC: What! the ardour of my passion has made you my husband?) It is a happiness which causes a great many heart-burnings. But I impute the successful result of my courtship less to your great passion for me than to your kindness of heart. I know you have cause to be offended, that it was the secret which you would fain have concealed. I myself have put a restraint on my ardour, so that I might not violate your express commands; but...

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