The Suitors: a Comedy in Three Acts
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Come, don't you also sign, sir ? i^To Chicancan.) Cliicaiicau : Oh yes, most willingly.
I subscribe what she has said, unhesitatingly.
Llandrc, in a lozv tone to Isabclle : Every thing goes bravely on, and as I designed, A legal contract, written in due form, he's signed.
And he will be Condemned by his own signature.
Chicaneau : He's taken with her wit. What's he saying to her ?
Leandre : Discreet as you are beautiful remain, and you Will find all well. Bailiff, conduct her home. Adieu !
And y...ou, sir, march yourself {To Chicancan.) Cliicaneau : Where, sir?
Leandre : Just follow me.
Chicancan : Whither ?
48 The Suitors.
Lcandrc : You'll find. Come, in the name of majesty.
Chicancau : How now !
SCENE VII.
Leandre, Ciiicaxeau, Petit-Jean.
Petit- Jean; Has no one seen my master there ? — hallo !
Which way did he go out ? By the door or window ?
Leandre : What next ?
Petit- Jean : I cannot tell what's happened to his son ; The father's gone where destined by the evil one.
For spices — perquisites — incessantly he howled, And, unsuspecting, I about the kitchen prowled To find the pepper-bottle, and behind my back He's disappeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come, don't you also sign, sir ? i^To Chicancan.) Cliicaiicau : Oh yes, most willingly.
I subscribe what she has said, unhesitatingly.
Llandrc, in a lozv tone to Isabclle : Every thing goes bravely on, and as I designed, A legal contract, written in due form, he's signed.
And he will be Condemned by his own signature.
Chicaneau : He's taken with her wit. What's he saying to her ?
Leandre : Discreet as you are beautiful remain, and you Will find all well. Bailiff, conduct her home. Adieu !
And y...ou, sir, march yourself {To Chicancan.) Cliicaneau : Where, sir?
Leandre : Just follow me.
Chicancan : Whither ?
48 The Suitors.
Lcandrc : You'll find. Come, in the name of majesty.
Chicancau : How now !
SCENE VII.
Leandre, Ciiicaxeau, Petit-Jean.
Petit- Jean; Has no one seen my master there ? — hallo !
Which way did he go out ? By the door or window ?
Leandre : What next ?
Petit- Jean : I cannot tell what's happened to his son ; The father's gone where destined by the evil one.
For spices — perquisites — incessantly he howled, And, unsuspecting, I about the kitchen prowled To find the pepper-bottle, and behind my back He's disappeared.
What to read after The Suitors: a Comedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Racine to read onlineMoreLess
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