The Imaginary Invalid
The Imaginary Invalid
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Don't speak to me of your money, I beseech you. Ah! How much arethe two bills for?
ARG. One, my love, is for four thousand francs, and the other for sixthousand.
BEL. All the wealth in the world, my soul, is nothing to me comparedto you.
MR. DE BON. (_to_ ARGAN). Shall we draw up the will?
ARG. Yes, Sir. But we shall be more comfortable in my own littlestudy. Help me, my love.
BEL. Come, my poor, dear child.
SCENE X. --ANG
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Don't speak to me of your money, I beseech you. Ah! How much arethe two bills for?
ARG. One, my love, is for four thousand francs, and the other for sixthousand.
BEL. All the wealth in the world, my soul, is nothing to me comparedto you.
MR. DE BON. (_to_ ARGAN). Shall we draw up the will?
ARG. Yes, Sir. But we shall be more comfortable in my own littlestudy. Help me, my love.
BEL. Come, my poor, dear child.
SCENE X. --ANG
What to read after The Imaginary Invalid?
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