Le sovpé mal apresté; comedie. Representée sur le Theatre Royal de l'Hostel de Bourgogne (1670)
Hauteroche, Noël Le Breton, sieur de, 1617-1707 · Paris, G. Qvinet · leaf 16
ACTE VRS. T A L E R E, Amant de Celide. L 1 S I M O N , Amy de ValerCo CELIDE. C I D A L I S E. LE FRERE DE CELIDE, Amy de Valero, D O R I S E, Suiuante de Celide, Lisette, Suiuante de Cidalife, P H ILIPIN , Valet de Yalcre. VN SERGENT. LE TRAITEVR. Za Scène efi a Farts. … LE SOVPE MAL APRESTF COMEDIE. SCENE PREMIERE, VALERE, PHILIPIN.VAL ERE. EposoxNs-nous vnpeu j ma foy, ic fui* bien las^Et pour me rendre icy, iay bien perdu des pas, P H ILI PIN. Parbleu, vousmaucz bien caillé de la befogne.Pour venir au quartier de iHoftel de Bourgogne : A
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