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The Misanthrope

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I'd have them be sincere, and never part, With any word that isn't from the heart Alceste
WIth all respect or your exalted notions . It's often best to veil one's true emotions Philinte
Hope...I'm anxious to hear / Whether the style seems properly smooth and clear / And whether the choice of words is good or bad Oronte
You kindly saw me home, it would appear, So as to poor invective's in my ear Celemene
I make no secret of it; I've done my best to exorcise this passion from my breast Alceste
The more one loves, the more one should object TO every blemish, every least defect. Alceste
By Jove, when I survey myself, I find no cause whatever for distress of mind...I'm clever, handsome, gracefully polite; My waist is small, my teeth are strong and white Acaste
It's all an act. At heart she's worldly, and her poor success In snaring men explains her prudishness Celemene
I have hstened to your door to bring you as your friend some information About hte statys of your reputation Arsinoe
Well if you'd rather be a dupe than doubt her, That's your affair. I'll say no more about her. Arsinoe
Sir, I believe in frankness and I'm inclined, IN matters of the heart to speak my mind, I don't oppose his love for her; indeed, I hope with all my heart that he'll succeed. Eliante
Yes I could wish that you were wretchedly poor, Unloved, uncherished, utterly obscure...Then, by the offer of my heart, I might repiar the great injustice of your plight; I'd rause you from the dust, and proudly prove the purity and vastness of my love Alceste
Alas, at twenty one is terrified of solitude I fear I lask the force and depth of soul to take so stern a course Celimene
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