The Duenna by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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page 58 of 96 (60%)
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This was a masterpiece! [_Exit_.]
_Don. Louisa_. Carlos, will you be my guard again, and convey me to the convent of St. Catherine? _Don Ant_. Why, Louisa--why should you go there? _Don. Louisa_. I have my reasons, and you must not be seen to go with me; I shall write from thence to my father; perhaps, when he finds what he has driven me to, he may relent. _Don Ant_. I have no hope from him. O Louisa! in these arms should be your sanctuary. _Don. Louisa_. Be patient but for a little while--my father cannot force me from thence. But let me see you there before evening, and I will explain myself. _Don Ant_. I shall obey. _Don. Louisa_. Come, friend. Antonio, Carlos has been a lover himself. _Don Ant_. Then he knows the value of his trust. _Don Car_. You shall not find me unfaithful. TRIO. Soft pity never leaves the gentle breast Where love has been received a welcome guest; |
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