Act,  scene

 1    1,   1|      and too impertinent~And free with your advice on all
 2    1,   1|   all,~And leave the gossips free to vent their gall.~Dorine~
 3    2,   2|      in this house~A sort of free familiarity~That I don’t
 4    2,   4|     me.~Mariane~Alas!~You’re free to think so, if you please.~
 5    2,   4| please.~Valere~Yes, yes,~I’m free to think so; and my outraged
 6    2,   4|     go myself, and leave him free.~Dorine [leaving Valere,
 7    2,   4|       t’were better I should free her from it.~Dorine [leaving
 8    4,   3|    your paternal rights,~And free my love from this obedience!~
 9    4,   4|  shameless passion,~And give free play to all his impudence.~
10    5,   2|   his insolence;~’Tis I must free you from him at a blow;~’