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?§ois, 1655-1709

"The McNaughtens"

Spruce
I will be making a mistake a hundred times greater than yours if I let
you escape. (hugging her to him. She fends him off for a minute, then
submits slyly)
(To the spectators)
Ladies and Gentlemen, as you see, I've succeeded in pulling off the
marriage I prepared. I am going to bind my head in victory laurels. If
I have merited your applause, you will complete my happiness. (bowing)
CURTAIN

End of this Project Gutenberg Etext of The Two McNaughtens by
Jean-Francois Regnard, translated by Frank J. Morlock.


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