This author wrote an early work in which Gorgibus is informed by Sganarelle that he is "no common doctor" in The Flying Doctor and he also wrote The Amorous Quarrel. Lesser known works by this author include one where the title character enjoys mock marriages and another where Agnes falls in love with Horace. In another work by this author, the gambler Cleante is in love with Marianne, the same woman who is the love interest of the titular character, Harpagon. In addition to the The School for Wives, one of this playwright's works sees Orgon deceived by the titular religious hypocrite. FTP, name this author of Misanthrope, The Miser, and Tart
This author wrote an early work in which Gorgibus is informed by Sganarelle that he is "no common doctor" in The Flying Doctor and he also wrote The Amorous Quarrel. Lesser known works by this author include one where the title character enjoys mock marriages and another where Agnes falls in love with Horace. In another work by this author, the gambler Cleante is in love with Marianne, the same woman who is the love interest of the titular character, Harpagon. In addition to the The School for Wives, one of this playwright's works sees Orgon deceived by the titular religious hypocrite. FTP, name this author of Misanthrope, The Miser, and Tartuffe.
This author wrote an early work in which Gorgibus is informed by Sganarelle that he is "no common doctor" in The Flying Doctor
{Moliere} (accept {Jean}-{Baptiste Poquelin})