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| The Greater Good | |
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Act I Scene 1, "Rouen, a Tuesday in late February, |
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Act I Scene 1: Count? (Carre-Lamadon, Count, Loise |
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Act I Scene 1: I know, I know, you never want to, |
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Act I Scene 1: Cigar? (Loiseau, Carre-Lamadon, Cou |
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Act I Scene 1: A lonely street or an alley (Loisea |
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Act I Scene 1: Say, know why they call her Ice Cre |
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Act I Scene 1: You can get in if you want (Coachma |
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Act I Scene 2, "Aboard the coach, starting out" |
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Act I Scene 2: There was a boat (Coachman) |
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Act I Scene 2: These really are wonderful (The thr |
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Act I Scene 3, "Dawn": Darling, look! (The wives a |
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Act I Scene 3: Do you know Mme. de Vidoudet? (The |
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Act I Scene 3: Very bad for business, war (The hus |
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Act I Scene 4, "10 AM": What time d'you have? (The |
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Act I Scene 4: If I were a big bad wolf (Loiseau) |
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Act I Inter-scene, "Noon": See anything? (M. & Mme |
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Act I Scene 5, "3 PM": Oh my God! (The husbands an |
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Act I Scene 5: I gotta hand it to you, girlie! (Lo |
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Act I Scene 5: Gentlemen, pardon me (Boule, later |
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Act I Scene 5: These are the tastes of … (The wive |
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Act I Scene 5: Tiny gherkins, pickled onions! (The |
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Act I Scene 5: Men don't understand (The wives, Bo |
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Act I Scene 5: You know how it was (Boule) |
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Act I Scene 5: At first I thought I'd stay (Boule) |
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Act I Scene 5: Someone helped me out (Boule, later |
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Act I Scene 5: It's like that Badinguet (Cornudet, |
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Act I Scene 5: God it's cold! (The wives) |
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Act I Scene 5: Nothing but snow (Coachman, later B |
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Act I Scene 5: I think I see lights! (Boule, the w |
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Act I Scene 6, "Arrival at Totes, 6 PM": Raus! Rau |
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Act I Scene 6: Come in, come in (The Follenvies) |
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Act I Scene 6: Monsieur Follenvie! (The Follenvies |
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Act I Scene 6: Mademoiselle Elisabeth Rousset? (Of |
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Act I Scene 6: Well, you see how things are (Mme. |
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Act I Scene 6: They're pigs! (Boule, Mme. Follenvi |
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Act I Scene 6: An unprovoked attack is barbaric! ( |
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Act I Scene 7, "In the Inn, 10 PM": What a collect |
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Act I Scene 7: Our little Miss has to siss (Loisea |
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Act I Scene 7: Come to my room (Cornudet, Boule) |
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Act I Scene 7: Oh boy! (Loiseau, later Mme. Loisea |
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| The Greater Good | |
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Act II Scene 1, "The Inn at Totes, Wednesday, 8 AM |
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Act II Scene 1: What the devil? (The husbands, Cor |
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Act II Scene 1: Yes? (Coachman, the husbands) |
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Act II Scene 1: M. Follenvie! We demand an explana |
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Act II Scene 2, "Later Wednesday afternoon": I mis |
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Act II Scene 2: This snow. This blasted snow (Mme. |
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Act II Scene 2: Oh how I wish that I was in my hou |
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Act II Scene 2: Who is it? (The wives, Carre-Lamad |
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Act II Scene 2: Nein! Dunt vant! Dunt care! (Loise |
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Act II Scene 3, "Wednesday, suppertime": Oh, look, |
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Act II Scene 3: You tell that bastard (Boule, late |
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Act II Scene 3: What's all this about? (All) |
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Act II Scene 3: Please, eat (Mme. Follenvie) |
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Act II Scene 4, "Out in the village, Thursday morn |
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Act II Scene 4: I have an enormous shipment (Loise |
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Act II Scene 4: Oh look! Isn't that him? (The wive |
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Act II Scene 4: Oh, Boule de Suif! (Coachman, Boul |
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Act II Scene 4: I hate this place (Coachman) |
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Act II Scene 5, "The Inn, Friday morning": Going o |
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Act II Scene 5: I have a child (Boule) |
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Act II Scene 5: Let's face it (Mme. Loiseau) |
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Act II Scene 5: Let's just tie her up (Loiseau, th |
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Act II Scene 6, "Friday, suppertime": Ah! Mme. Fol |
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Act II Scene 6: Now see if you remember (The Count |
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Act II Scene 6: I know, I know! (The Countess, Cou |
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Act II Scene 6: I've got one, and it's a real cork |
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Act II Scene 6: Well spoken, Loiseau (The Count, l |
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Act II Scene 6: Listen to me! (Old Nun) |
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Act II Scene 6: Oh but they were angels to my boys |
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Act II Scene 6: Yes, good sister (Count, Follenvie |
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Act II Scene 6: Child, you don't know what to do, |
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Act II Scene 7, "Saturday, suppertime": Have you s |
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Act II Scene 7: Is it a go? (The husbands, Follenv |
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Act II Scene 7: I think everything's gonna be just |
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Act II Scene 7: Good God! Forty minutes! (The nuns |
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Act II Scene 7: This is infamous! (Cornudet) |
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Act II Scene 7: Good Lord! An hour twenty! (The hu |
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Act II Scene 8, "Courtyard of the Inn, Saturday mo |
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Act II Scene 8: Good morning! (Husbands and wives) |
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Act II Scene 8: Let's go! (Coachman, Mme. Follenvi |
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Act II Scene 8: Good morning, madame (Boule, later |
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Act II Scene 8: Setting off for Dieppe |
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Act II Scene 8: Prime … bonds (The Count, Carre-La |
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Act II Scene 8: Ubi caritas (The nuns, M. & Mme. L |
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Act II Scene 8: Good heavens! One o'clock! (The Co |
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Act II Scene 8: Darling look! (The Carre-Lamadons, |
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