Amphitryon by Molière
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ALC. Assuredly. It is not difficult to convince you thoroughly on that point. AMPH. How? ALC. Here it is. AMPH. Sosie! SOS. She is jesting: I have it here; Monsieur, the feint is useless. AMPH. The seal is whole. ALC. Is it a vision? There. Will you think this proof strong enough? AMPH. Ah Heaven! O just Heaven! ALC. Come, Amphitryon, you are joking in acting thus: you ought to be ashamed of it. AMPH. Break this seal, quickly. SOS. (Having opened the casket.) Upon my word, the casket is empty. It must have been taken out by witchcraft, or else it came by itself a guide, to her whom it knew it was intended to adorn. AMPH. O Gods, whose power governs all things, what is this adventure? What can I augur from it that does not clutch at my heart? SOS. If she speaks the truth, we have the same lot, and, like me, |
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