Act,  scene

 1    1,   1|       t mince matters, when I mean a thing.~Damis~Mr. Tartuffe,
 2    1,   1|     day;~But none the less, I mean to have my say, too.~I tell
 3    1,   6|     find them keep the golden mean;~The limits of good sense,
 4    1,   6|    Orgon~Perhaps.~Cleante~You mean to break your word?~Orgon~
 5    2,   2| dreadful lie?~Orgon~Because I mean to have it be the truth.~
 6    2,   3|    Mister Tartuffe! Oh ho! No mean proposal!~Mister Tartuffe,
 7    2,   4|    Valere~Yes.~Mariane~Do you mean it?~Valere~Surely.~A splendid
 8    2,   4|      tell you squarely that I mean to do so,~Since you have
 9    2,   4|       to Dorine]~What can you mean to do?~Dorine~Set you to
10    3,   3|        In no way could I ever mean to hurt you,~And I’d as
11    3,   3|     my every wish.~Elmire~You mean you cannot love terrestrial
12    3,   7|  house.~Orgon~What! You can’t mean it?~Tartuffe~Yes, they hate
13    4,   6|       out so soon? You cannot mean it!~Get back under the table; ’
14    4,   8|   speech is this? What can it mean?~Orgon~My faith, I’m dazed.
15    5,   1|     keep, in this, the golden mean.~If you can help it, don’
16    5,   3|     Orgon~Mother, what do you mean by such a speech?~Madame