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La Tontine - Frank J. Morlock
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Title: La Tontine
Author: Le Sage
Release Date: April 7, 2004 [EBook #11946]
Language: English
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La Tontine
One Act by Le Sage
Translated and Adapted by
Frank J. Morlock
C 1986
CHARACTERS
English: Original French:
Dr. Peacock M. Trousse-Galant
Flem M. Bolus
Worthy Eraste
Harriet Marianne
Jeremy Crispin
Dudley Ambrose
Trippet Frosine
St. Slaughter * Sergeant
Soldiers
* This character and the soldiers may be omitted in production.
Five men, two women
Scene: Dr. Peacock's house.
Flem Truly, Dr. Peacock, you're a clever man. I've been a pharmacist for twenty-five years and never met a doctor who practiced medicine like you.
Peacock Indeed, no other doctor of my acquaintance has penetrated nature as deeply as I have. But I don't like to praise myself; I can't stand flattery. I want you to come home with me to discuss an important matter. Now, has any one asked for me while I was away? TRIPPET, hey, TRIPPET!
Trippet (entering)
How you do scream! Well, sir, what can I do for you?
Peacock
Has Lady Bellaston asked for me?
Trippet
No, sir.
Peacock
So much the better. It's a sign her medication is