The Duenna by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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_Don Car_. Never may I happy be, If in aught I'm false to thee. _Don. Louisa_. Never mayst thou, &c. _Isaac_. Never may he, &c. _Don Car_. Never may I, &c. [_Exeunt_.] ACT II. SCENE I.--_A Library in_ DON JEROME'S _House_. _Enter_ DON JEROME _and_ ISAAC. _Don Jer_. Ha! ha! ha! run away from her father! has she given him the slip? Ha! ha! ha! poor Don Guzman! _Isaac_. Ay; and I am to conduct her to Antonio; by which means you see I shall hamper him so that he can give me no disturbance with your daughter--this is a trap, isn't it? a nice stroke of cunning, hey? |
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