Act,  scene

 1    1,   6|   candidly that she’s quite right.~Was such infatuation ever
 2    1,   6|     Kneeled, on both knees, right opposite my place,~And drew
 3    1,   6|   the business of their own right living.~They don’t attack
 4    2,   1|   hide in.~There! We’re all right now. Mariane, in you~I’ve
 5    2,   3|  and everything will be all right.~This medicine is marvellous,
 6    2,   3|         Dorine~To serve you right, this marriage must go through.~
 7    4,   5|   find means to make things right with Heaven.~[’Tis a scoundrel
 8    5,   2| blow;~’Tis I, to set things right, must strike him down.~Cleante~
 9    5,   5|    Orgon~Well, mother, am I right or am I not?~This writ may
10    5,   5|    quite wrong, you have no right to blame him;~This action