

The School for Wives (Wilbur)
Jean-baptiste Moliere
I declare I cannot rest anywhere; my mind is troubled by a thousand cares, thinking how to contrive, both indoors and out, so as to frustrate the attempts of this coxcomb.
With what assurance the traitress stood the sight of me!
She is not a whit moved by all that she has done, and though she has brought me within an inch of the grave, one could swear, to look at her, that she had no hand in it.
Longwood Players - School for Wives (1992)
The School for Wives is a French comedy play written by Jean-baptiste Moliere and published by Samuel French in London (1999).
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