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The Pretentious Young Ladies, a play by Moliere

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LA GRANGE,
) _repulsed Lovers.
DU CROISY, /

GORGIBUS, _a good citizen_.

[Footnote: Gorgibus was the name of certain characters in old comedies. The actor, L'Epy, who played this part, had a very loud voice; hence Moliere gave him probably this name.]

THE MARQUIS DE MASCARILLE, _valet to La Grange_.

[Footnote: _Mascarille_ was played by Moliere, and has a personality quite distinct from the servant of the same name in the _Blunderer_ and the _Love-Tiff_. The dress in which he acted this part, has not been mentioned in the inventory taken after his death, but in a pamphlet, published in 1660, he is described as wearing an enormous wig, a very small hat, a ruff like a morning gown, rolls in which children could play hide-and-seek, tassels like cornucopise, ribbons that covered his shoes, with heels half a foot in height.]

THE VISCOUNT JODELET, _valet to Du Croisy_.

ALMANZOR, _footman to the pretentious ladies_.

TWO CHAIRMEN.

MUSICIANS.


MADELON, daughter to Gorgibus,
)The pretentious young ladies
CATHOS, niece to Gorgibus, /

MAROTTE, _maid to the pretentious young ladies_.

LUCILE.
) two female neighbours
CELIMENE. /

SCENE--GORGIBUS' HOUSE, PARIS. _

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