Dramatic monologue · 1872

Fifine at the Fair

by Robert Browning

Don Juan's long, teasing defence of inconstancy to his wife Elvire at a Breton fair, framed by the Prologue "Amphibian" and the Epilogue "The Householder".

Contents · 8 parts

• Prologue: Amphibian76 lines
• Lines 1–469about 470 lines
• Lines 470–875about 410 lines
• Lines 876–1298about 420 lines
• Lines 1299–1702about 400 lines
• Lines 1703–2118about 420 lines
• Lines 2119–2411about 290 lines
• Epilogue: The Householder32 lines

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