The Middle-Class Gentleman
The Middle-Class Gentleman
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COVIELLE: She has a big mouth.
CLEONTE: Yes; but upon it one sees grace that one never sees onother mouths; and the sight of that mouth, which is the mostattractive, the most amorous in the world, inspires desire.
COVIELLE: As for her figure, she's not tall.
CLEONTE: No, but she is graceful and well made.
COVIELLE: She affects a nonchalance in her speech and in heractions.
CLEONTE: That's true; but she may be forgiven all that, for hermanners are so engaging, they have an irresistible charm.
CO...VIELLE: As to her wit. . .
CLEONTE: Ah! She has that, Covielle, the finest, the mostdelicate!
COVIELLE: Her conversation. . .
CLEONTE: Her conversation is charming.
COVIELLE: She is always serious. . .
CLEONTE; Would you have grinning playfulness, constant openmerriment? And do you see anything more impertinent than thosewomen who laugh all the time?
COVIELLE: But finally she is as capricious as any woman in theworld.
CLEONTE: Yes, she is capricious, I concede; but everything becomesbeautiful ladies well, one suffers everything for beauty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
COVIELLE: She has a big mouth.
CLEONTE: Yes; but upon it one sees grace that one never sees onother mouths; and the sight of that mouth, which is the mostattractive, the most amorous in the world, inspires desire.
COVIELLE: As for her figure, she's not tall.
CLEONTE: No, but she is graceful and well made.
COVIELLE: She affects a nonchalance in her speech and in heractions.
CLEONTE: That's true; but she may be forgiven all that, for hermanners are so engaging, they have an irresistible charm.
CO...VIELLE: As to her wit. . .
CLEONTE: Ah! She has that, Covielle, the finest, the mostdelicate!
COVIELLE: Her conversation. . .
CLEONTE: Her conversation is charming.
COVIELLE: She is always serious. . .
CLEONTE; Would you have grinning playfulness, constant openmerriment? And do you see anything more impertinent than thosewomen who laugh all the time?
COVIELLE: But finally she is as capricious as any woman in theworld.
CLEONTE: Yes, she is capricious, I concede; but everything becomesbeautiful ladies well, one suffers everything for beauty.
What to read after The Middle-Class Gentleman?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molière to read onlineMoreLess
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