The Blunderer
The Blunderer
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LEL. It is but too true.
MASC. In good earnest?
LEL. In good earnest; I am very much grieved about it. It will put youinto a furious passion.
MASC. Me, sir! A fool might, but not I! Anger hurts, and I am going totake care of myself, come what will. After all, whether Celia be captiveor free, whether Leander purchases her or whether she remains where sheis, I do not care one stiver about it.
LEL. Ah! do not show such indifference, but be a little more indulgentto my slight imprudence. Had this l...ast misfortune not happened, youwould have confessed that I did wonders, and that in this pretendeddecease I deceived everybody, and counterfeited grief so admirably thatthe most sharp-sighted would have been taken in.
MASC. Truly you have great reason to boast.
LEL. Oh! I am to blame, and I am willing to acknowledge it; but if everyou cared for my happiness, repair this mishap, and help me.
MASC. I kiss your hands, I cannot spare the time.
LEL. Mascarille, my dear boy!
MASC. No.
LEL. Do me this favour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LEL. It is but too true.
MASC. In good earnest?
LEL. In good earnest; I am very much grieved about it. It will put youinto a furious passion.
MASC. Me, sir! A fool might, but not I! Anger hurts, and I am going totake care of myself, come what will. After all, whether Celia be captiveor free, whether Leander purchases her or whether she remains where sheis, I do not care one stiver about it.
LEL. Ah! do not show such indifference, but be a little more indulgentto my slight imprudence. Had this l...ast misfortune not happened, youwould have confessed that I did wonders, and that in this pretendeddecease I deceived everybody, and counterfeited grief so admirably thatthe most sharp-sighted would have been taken in.
MASC. Truly you have great reason to boast.
LEL. Oh! I am to blame, and I am willing to acknowledge it; but if everyou cared for my happiness, repair this mishap, and help me.
MASC. I kiss your hands, I cannot spare the time.
LEL. Mascarille, my dear boy!
MASC. No.
LEL. Do me this favour.
What to read after The Blunderer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molière to read onlineMoreLess
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