...To that good-morning Pantaloon replied in a bellow: ... 
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... “Eh?” said Pantaloon, and looked at his companions, some of the assurance beaten out of his big red face...
Rafael Sabatini 「Scaramouche」
...Meanwhile Pantaloon was shouting back...
Rafael Sabatini 「Scaramouche」
... Pantaloon advanced to meet him with both hands out-held...
Rafael Sabatini 「Scaramouche」
... “My friend, my saviour!” Pantaloon flung a great arm about the young man’s shoulders...
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... “That is the delusion proper to Pierrot,” said Pantaloon, contemptuously...
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...And finally, you have myself, who as the father of the company very properly play as Pantaloon the roles of father...
Rafael Sabatini 「Scaramouche」
... “Indeed, and you are right,” Pantaloon agreed...
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...It was Pantaloon who drove it, an obese and massive Pantaloon in a tight-fitting suit of scarlet under a long brown bed-gown, his countenance adorned by a colossal cardboard nose...
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...The two great roles were now Scaramouche, in the character of the intriguing Sbrigandini, and Pantaloon the father...
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...And what use is that? Can the shoulders of Pantaloon carry the mantle of Figaro? You laugh...
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...“If Pantaloon is to play Rhodomont, I think I’ll leave you...
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... Then, realizing this, he conceived himself ridiculous, almost as ridiculous as that sly, scoundrelly Pantaloon...
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...We’ll call it ‘Les Fourberies de Scaramouche,’ and if we don’t leave the audiences of Maure and Pipriac with sides aching from laughter I’ll play the dullard Pantaloon in future...
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...If Pantaloon had half your wit, we should have Burgundy to-night in spite of the flight of Cordemais...
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...He wrote three in addition to those two with which he had already supplied the company; these were “The Marriage of Pantaloon,” “The Shy Lover,” and “The Terrible Captain...
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... Had the part of Pantaloon in “Les Fourberies” been other than that of a blundering, timid old idiot, Binet would have ruined it by his apprehensions...
Rafael Sabatini 「Scaramouche」
... Well ahead rolled Binet, moving faster than any had ever seen him move, and swinging the long cane from which Pantaloon is inseparable...
Rafael Sabatini 「Scaramouche」
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