Act,  scene

 1    2,   2|      Think what a scandal’s sure to come of it!~Virtue is
 2    2,   2| virtue, sir,~His destiny is sure to prove the stronger.~Orgon~
 3    2,   2|      thanks. Not now.~Orgon~Sure, I’d have caught you.~Dorine~
 4    2,   3|  proposal!~Mister Tartuffe, sure, take it all in all,~Is
 5    2,   3|   lud!~You’ll be too happy, sure, with him for husband.~Mariane~
 6    2,   3|     me courage;~There’s one sure cure, I know, for all my
 7    2,   4|  than you did giving it, be sure.~Valere~I gave it, truly,
 8    2,   4|  make,~My greatest hope, be sure, must rest on you.~Mariane [
 9    4,   5|     Then why refuse me some sure proof thereof?~Elmire~But
10    4,   5|     Removed. With me you’re sure of secrecy,~And there’s
11    5,   3|   facts?~Madame Pernelle~Be sure, they’ve forged a hundred
12    5,   3|   until you see a thing for sure.~Orgon~The devil! How could