 Anselm. Yes, my daughter, yes, my son, I am Don Thomas d'Alburcy, whom Heaven saved from the waves, with all the money he had with him ; and who having thought you all dead for more than sixteen years, was preparing after long voyages, to seek for the...  L'avare. Comédie. Par Mons. de Molière - Page 135by Molière - 1732 - 139 pagesFull view - About this book
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...mother wept ? ANS. Yes, my daughter ; yes, my son ; I am Don Thomas <!' Alburci, whom heaven saved from the waves, with all the money he had with him, and who, after sixteen years, believing you all dead, was preparing, after long journeys, to seek the consolations... | |
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...often wept for ? ANSELME Yes, my daughter; yes, my son; I am Don Thomas d'Alburci, whom Heaven saved from the waves, with all the money he had with him ; and who, having thought you all dead for more than sixteen years, was preparing, after long journeyings, to... | |
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...mother wept? ANs. Yes, my daughter ; yes, my son; I am Don Thomns d' Alburei, whom heaven saved fiom the waves, with all the money he had with him, and who, after sixteen years, believing you all dead, was preparing, after long journeys, to seek the consolations... | |
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