Act,  scene

1    2,   2   |  gentleman.~Dorine~Yes, so he says himself. Such vanity~But
2    2,   2   |      but she stands still and says not a word.] 3~Orgon~Daughter,
3    2,   2(3)|       as follows: While Orgon says, “You must approve of my
4    3,   1   |      point of heeding all she says,~And I suspect that he is
5    3,   1   |       to this design.~His man says, he’s at prayers, I mustn’
6    3,   1   |       t see him,~But likewise says, he’ll presently be down.~
7    5,   4   | manners,~Sent by Tartuffe, he says, upon an errand~That you’
8    5,   6   |   your duty as a subject,~(He says) have kept. I know no more
9    5,   7   |     papers, which the traitor says are his,~I am to take from