Act,  scene

 1  Not     | impossible slanders. Nor did he find much solace at home; for
 2    1,   1|        your old coquettes;~They find it hard to see their lovers
 3    1,   1|        their forlorn estate~Can find no occupation but a prude’
 4    1,   1|       must snicker, must he?~Go find fools like yourself to make
 5    1,   6|       vain show.~What! Will you find no difference between~Hypocrisy
 6    1,   6|     creatures, truly!~You never find them keep the golden mean;~
 7    1,   6|        false and true.~And as I find no kind of hero more~To
 8    1,   6|  censure ours.~Evil appearances find little credit~With them;
 9    2,   3|         stop, I beg you; try to find some way~To help break off
10    2,   3|         his little village,~And find it full of uncles and of
11    2,   3|        t you fret. We’ll surely find some way.~To hinder this ...
12    2,   4|     your counsel.~Valere~You’ll find no trouble taking it, I
13    2,   4|       have proved it.~But I may find more kindness in another;~
14    2,   4|        of danger, you can still~Find means to block the marriage
15    2,   4|          methinks,~They mustn’t find you chattering together.~[
16    3,   1|        him on this marriage, to find out~What his ideas are,
17    3,   3|        overjoyed.~’Tis sweet to find myself alone with you.~This
18    3,   3|         one we love;~So you may find, with hearts like ours sincere,~
19    3,   6|        now. Whatever wrong~They find to charge me with, I’ll
20    3,   7|        hate me here,~And try, I find, to make you doubt my faith.~
21    3,   7|        Orgon~What of it? Do you find I listen to them?~Tartuffe~
22    4,   3|        Orgon~So ho! I’m glad to find you all together.~[To Mariane]~
23    4,   3|         to her husband]~I can’t find words to cope with such
24    4,   3|        Elmire~Come! If I should find~A way to make you see it
25    4,   3|   crafty codger,~Perhaps you’ll find it difficult to catch him.~
26    4,   5|         with.~Whatever cause we find to justify~The love that
27    4,   5|      some satisfactions;~But we find means to make things right
28    4,   5|        The case is obstinate, I find; and all~The licorice in
29    5,   1|       into a worse mistake,~And find no difference in character~
30    5,   3|      Don’t trust to that; he’ll find abundant warrant~To give
31    5,   3|         s coming now? Go quick, find out.~I’m in a fine state
32    5,   4|    Surely you must see him,~And find out who he is, and what
33    5,   7|        You haven’t far to go to find your lodging;~By order of
34    5,   7|         To prison, where you’ll find your lodging ready.~Tartuffe~