Act,  scene

 1    1,   1| Pernelle~Eh! Mercy sakes alive! Things would go better~If all were
 2    1,   2|        devil’s finery with holy things.~
 3    1,   5|       but am glad to greet you.~Things are not far advanced yet,
 4    1,   6|       faith nor care for sacred things.~No, no; such talk can’t
 5    1,   6|         often spoil the noblest things, because~They go too far,
 6    2,   2|       And he has more important things to think of.~Besides, what
 7    2,   2|  careless disregard of temporal things~And fixed attachment to
 8    2,   2|         fixed attachment to the things eternal.~My help may set
 9    2,   2|    without sin.~I can’t discuss things in the state I’m in.~My
10    2,   4|      Valere~Didn’t you hear the things she said to me?~Dorine [
11    3,   1|      merely mention it.~Not all things that are talked of turn
12    3,   1| tantrums. Just the way to spoil things!~Be off.~Damis~No, I must
13    3,   2|        can’t~Endure to look on. Things like that offend~Our souls,
14    3,   3|      They do marvels, nowadays;~Things of all kinds were never
15    3,   3|         cannot love terrestrial things.~Tartuffe~The heart within
16    3,   3|       for the beauty of eternal things~Cannot destroy our love
17    3,   3|        heart;~My love hopes all things from your perfect goodness,~
18    4,   3|     with him, to disbelieve~The things we tell you happened here
19    4,   3|     humble servant, and can see~Things, when they’re plain as noses
20    4,   3|       Make you a witness of the things we’ve told you.~Orgon~Amen!
21    4,   4|        as you’re convinced,~And things shall go no farther than
22    4,   5|     story; still, thank Heaven,~Things turned out all the better,
23    4,   5|       But we find means to make things right with Heaven.~[’Tis
24    4,   6|         me! Don’t go and credit things too lightly.~No, let yourself
25    4,   7| Tartuffe [not seeing Orgon]~All things conspire toward my satisfaction,~
26    5,   2|       at a blow;~’Tis I, to set things right, must strike him down.~
27    5,   3|        mysteries!~Orgon~Strange things indeed, for my own eyes
28    5,   3|          No, you’ll make me say things quite improper.~Madame Pernelle~
29    5,   3|       mother, I should say~Such things! ... I know not what, I’
30    5,   4|         be loath to have to set things down,~And see your names
31    5,   4|      Orgon]~Careful!—don’t make things worse.~Damis~Such insolence!~
32    5,   5|         he’d take away~Whatever things may hinder your salvation.~
33    5,   6|         accuse you (among other things)~By putting in his hands
34    5,   7|         taught me to endure all things.~Cleante~Your moderation,
35    5,   7|      His sharp discernment sees things clear and true;~His mind