The Duenna by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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intrepidly.
_Don Jer_. Ay! woo her briskly--win her, and give me a proof of your address, my little Solomon. _Isaac_. But hold--I expect my friend Carlos to call on me here. If he comes, will you send him to me? _Don Jer_. I will. Lauretta!--[_Calls_.]--Come--she'll show you to the room. What! do you droop? here's a mournful face to make love with! [_Exeunt_.] SCENE II.--DONNA LOUISA'S _Dressing-Room_. _Enter_ ISAAC _and_ MAID. _Maid_. Sir, my mistress will wait on you presently. [_Goes to the door_.] _Isaac_. When she's at leisure--don't hurry her.--[_Exit_ MAID.]--I wish I had ever practised a love-scene--I doubt I shall make a poor figure--I couldn't be more afraid if I was going before the Inquisition. So, the door opens--yes, she's coming--the very rustling of her silk has a disdainful sound. |
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