Crispin Rival of His Master a Comedy in One Act
Crispin Rival of His Master a Comedy in One Act
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He doesn't know him! (To CRISPIN) You remember I told him he was your rival?
CRISPIN. Ah, now I remember.
LA BRANCHE. A clever dog!
MONSIEUR ORONTE. (To CRISPIN) Damis, I have an offer to make you. How would you like to take my house in the Faubourg Saint-Germain instead of the twenty thousand crowns' dowry? It cost me eighty thousand to build.
CRISPIN. Of course well ready money is more convenient, is it not?
MONSIEUR ORONTE. Yes it is.
CRISPIN. You see, I want to buy some attractive property ...in the neighborhood of Chartres.
LA BRANCHE. (To MONSIEUR ORONTE) You should see it, Monsieur. It is superb !
CRISPIN. (To MONSIEUR ORONTE) It costs only twenty-five thousand crowns, and is worth at least sixty.
LA BRANCHE. At least, Monsieur.
MONSIEUR ORONTE. Well, you can't allow an excellent opportunity like that to slip through your fingers. I have fifty thousand in reserve with which 26 CRISPIN, RIVAL OF HIS MASTER.
I was going to buy a chateau, but I shall be glad to let you have half that amount.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He doesn't know him! (To CRISPIN) You remember I told him he was your rival?
CRISPIN. Ah, now I remember.
LA BRANCHE. A clever dog!
MONSIEUR ORONTE. (To CRISPIN) Damis, I have an offer to make you. How would you like to take my house in the Faubourg Saint-Germain instead of the twenty thousand crowns' dowry? It cost me eighty thousand to build.
CRISPIN. Of course well ready money is more convenient, is it not?
MONSIEUR ORONTE. Yes it is.
CRISPIN. You see, I want to buy some attractive property ...in the neighborhood of Chartres.
LA BRANCHE. (To MONSIEUR ORONTE) You should see it, Monsieur. It is superb !
CRISPIN. (To MONSIEUR ORONTE) It costs only twenty-five thousand crowns, and is worth at least sixty.
LA BRANCHE. At least, Monsieur.
MONSIEUR ORONTE. Well, you can't allow an excellent opportunity like that to slip through your fingers. I have fifty thousand in reserve with which 26 CRISPIN, RIVAL OF HIS MASTER.
I was going to buy a chateau, but I shall be glad to let you have half that amount.
What to read after Crispin Rival of His Master a Comedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alain Ren Le Sage to read onlineMoreLess
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