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couchyes�察�yes�察�I'll give the first impression on a couch。 I won't lie neither�察�
but loll and lean upon one elbow�察 �with one foot a little dangling off�察�
jogging in a thoughtful way。 Yes�察�and then as soon as he appears�察�start�察�ay�察�
start and be surprised�察�and rise to meet him in a pretty disorder。 Yes�察�oh�察�
nothing is more alluring than a levee from a couch in some confusion。 It
shows the foot to advantage�察�and furnishes with blushes and re´composing
airs beyond comparison。 Hark� �There's a coach。
FOIB。 'Tis he�察�madam。
LADY。 Oh dear�察�has my nephew made his addresses to Millamant�拭�I
ordered him。
FOIB。 Sir Wilfull is set in to drinking�察�madam�察�in the parlour。
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LADY。 Ods my life�察�I'll send him to her。 Call her down�察�Foible�察�bring
her hither。 I'll send him as I go。 When they are together�察�then come to me�察�
Foible�察�that I may not be too long alone with Sir Rowland。
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SCENE II。
MRS。 MILLAMANT�察�MRS。 FAINALL�察�FOIBLE。
FOIB。 Madam�察�I stayed here to tell your ladyship that Mr。 Mirabell has
waited this half hour for an opportunity to talk with you�察�though my lady's
orders were to leave you and Sir Wilfull together。 Shall I tell Mr。 Mirabell
that you are at leisure�拭�
MILLA。 No。 What would the dear man have�拭 �I am thoughtful and
would amuse myself�察�bid him come another time。
There never yet was woman made�察 �Nor shall�察 �but to be cursed。
��Repeating and walking about。�А�
That's hard� �
MRS。 FAIN。 You are very fond of Sir John Suckling to´day�察�Millamant�察�
and the poets。
MILLA。 He�拭�Ay�察�and filthy verses。 So I am。
FOIB。 Sir Wilfull is coming�察�madam。 Shall I send Mr。 Mirabell away�拭�
MILLA。 Ay�察�if you please�察�Foible�察�send him away�察�or send him hither�察�
just as you will�察�dear Foible。 I think I'll see him。 Shall I�拭�Ay�察�let the wretch
come。
Thyrsis�察�a youth of the inspired train。 ��Repeating�А�
Dear Fainall�察�entertain Sir Wilfull�此� thou hast philosophy to undergo a
fool�察 �thou art married and hast patience。 I would confer with my own
thoughts。
MRS。 FAIN。 I am obliged to you that you would make me your proxy
in this affair�察�but I have business of my own。
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SCENE III。
��To them�А�SIR WILFULL。
MRS。 FAIN。 O Sir Wilfull�察�you are come at the critical instant。 There's
your mistress up to the ears in love and contemplation�察�pursue your point�察�
now or never。
SIR WIL。 Yes�察 �my aunt will have it so。 I would gladly have been
encouraged with a bottle or two�察 �because I'm somewhat wary at first�察�
before I am acquainted。 ��This while MILLAMANT walks about repeating
to herself。�А�But I hope�察�after a time�察�I shall break my mindthat is�察�upon
further acquaintance。So for the present�察�cousin�察�I'll take my leave。 If so
be you'll be so kind to make my excuse�察�I'll return to my company ´
MRS。 FAIN。 Oh�察�fie�察�Sir Wilfull� �What�察�you must not be daunted。
SIR WIL。 Daunted�拭�No�察�that's not it�察�it is not so much for that for if
so be that I set on't I'll do't。 But only for the present�察 �'tis sufficient till
further acquaintance�察�that's allyour servant。
MRS。 FAIN。 Nay�察 �I'll swear you shall never lose so favourable an
opportunity�察�if I can help it。 I'll leave you together and lock the door。
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SCENE IV。
SIR WILFULL�察�MILLAMANT。
SIR WIL。 Nay�察�nay�察�cousin。 I have forgot my gloves。 What d'ye do�拭�
'Sheart�察�a has locked the door indeed�察�I think。Nay�察�cousin Fainall�察�open
the door。 Pshaw�察�what a vixen trick is this�拭�Nay�察�now a has seen me too。
Cousin�察 �I made bold to pass through as it wereI think this door's
enchanted。
MILLA。 ��repeating�В此�
I prithee spare me�察�gentle boy�察�Press me no more for that slight toy。
SIR WIL。 Anan�拭�Cousin�察�your servant。
MILLA。 That foolish trifle of a heart ´ Sir Wilfull� �
SIR WIL。 Yesyour servant。 No offence�察�I hope�察�cousin�拭�
MILLA。 ��repeating�В此�
I swear it will not do its part�察�Though thou dost thine�察�employ'st thy
power and art。
Natural�察�easy Suckling� �
SIR WIL。 Anan�拭 �Suckling�拭 �No such suckling neither�察 �cousin�察 �nor
stripling�此�I thank heaven I'm no minor。
MILLA。 Ah�察�rustic�察�ruder than Gothic。
SIR WIL。 Well�察�well�察�I shall understand your lingo one of these days�察�
cousin�察�in the meanwhile I must answer in plain English。
MILLA。 Have you any business with me�察�Sir Wilfull�拭�
SIR WIL。 Not at present�察�cousin。 Yes�察�I made bold to see�察�to come and
know if that how you were disposed to fetch a walk this evening�察�if so be
that I might not be troublesome�察�I would have sought a walk with you。
MILLA。 A walk�拭�What then�拭�
SIR WIL。 Nay�察�nothing。 Only for the walk's sake�察�that's all。
MILLA。 I nauseate walking�此 �'tis a country diversion�察 �I loathe the
country and everything that relates to it。
SIR WIL。 Indeed� �Hah� �Look ye�察�look ye�察�you do�拭�Nay�察�'tis like you
may。 Here are choice of pastimes here in town�察�as plays and the like�察�that
must be confessed indeed ´
MILLA。 Ah�察�L'ETOURDI� �I hate the town too。
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SIR WIL。 Dear heart�察�that's much。 Hah� �that you should hate 'em both� �
Hah� �'tis like you may� �There are some can't relish the town�察�and others
can't away with the country�察�'tis like you may be one of those�察�cousin。
MILLA。 Ha�察�ha�察�ha� �Yes�察�'tis like I may。 You have nothing further to
say to me�拭�
SIR WIL。 Not at present�察�cousin。 'Tis like when I have an opportunity
to be more privateI may break my mind in some measure´ ´I conjecture
you partly guess。 However�察�that's as time shall try。 But spare to speak and
spare to speed�察�as they say。
MILLA。 If it is of no great importance�察�Sir Wilfull�察�you will oblige me
to leave me�此�I have just now a little business。
SIR WIL。 Enough�察�enough�察�cousin。 Yes�察�yes�察�all a case。 When you're
disposed�察 �when you're disposed。 Now's as well as another time�察 �and
another time as well as now。 All's one for that。 Yes�察�yes�察�if your concerns
call you�察 �there's no haste�此 �it will keep cold as they say。 Cousin�察 �your
servant。 I think this door's locked。
MILLA。 You may go this way�察�sir。
SIR WIL。 Your servant�察 �then with your leave I'll return to my
company。
MILLA。 Ay�察�ay�察�ha�察�ha�察�ha� �
Like Phoebus sung the no less am'rous boy。
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SCENE V。
MRS。 MILLAMANT�察�MIRABELL。
MIRA。 Like Daphne she�察�as lovely and as coy。
Do you lock yourself up from me�察�to make my search more curious�拭�
Or is this pretty artifice contrived�察�to signify that here the chase must end�察�
and my pursuit be crowned�察�for you can fly no further�拭�
MILLA。 Vanity� �NoI'll fly and be followed to the last moment�察�
though I am upon the very verge of matrimony�察�I expect you should solicit
me as much as if I were wavering at the grate of a monastery�察�with one
foot over the threshold。 I'll be solicited to the very last�察 �nay�察 �and
afterwards。
MIRA。 What�察�after the last�拭�
MILLA。 Oh�察�I should think I was poor and had nothing to bestow if I
were reduced to an inglorious ease�察�and freed from the agreeable fatigues
of solicitation。
MIRA。 But do not you know that when favours are conferred upon
instant and tedious solicitation�察�that they diminish in their value�察�and that
both the giver loses the grace�察�and the receiver lessens his pleasure�拭�
MILLA。 It may be in things of common application�察�but never�察�sure�察�in
love。 Oh�察 �I hate a lover that can dare to think he draws a moment's air
independent on the bounty of his mistress。 There is not so impudent a
thing in nature as the saucy look of an assured man confident of success�此�
the pedantic arrogance of a very husband has not so pragmatical an air。 Ah�察�
I'll never marry�察�unless I am first made sure of my will and pleasure。
MIRA。 Would you have 'em both before marriage�拭 �Or will you be
contented with the first now�察�and stay for the other till after grace�拭�
MILLA。 Ah�察�don't be impertinent。 My dear liberty�察�shall I leave thee�拭�
My faithful solitude�察�my darling contemplation�察�must I bid you then adieu�拭�
Ay´h�察�adieu。 My morning thoughts�察�agreeable wakings�察�indolent slumbers�察�
all ye DOUCEURS�察�ye SOMMEILS DU MATIN�察�adieu。 I can't do't�察�'tis
more than impossiblepositively�察�Mirabell�察�I'll lie a´bed in a morning as
long as I please。
MI RA。 Then I'll get up in a morning as early as I please。
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MILLA。 Ah� �Idle creature�察 �get up when yo
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