The title character of this play is deceived by his daughter's lover in the guise of a music teacher.
Early in this play, the main character runs through a list of attributes of his daughter's suitor, with her affirming each one except his ability to speak Latin and Greek. Despite the non-prevalence of statute law, the notary Mr. De Bonnefoi draws up a will heavily favorable to the title character's wife in its first act. The two lovers of this play proclaim their love for another while playing Phyllis and Tircis in a small opera in its second act. The title character of this play is deceived by his daughter's lover in the guise of a music teacher. Thomas Diaforius is spurned in this play, in which Toinette baits Beline to reveal her evil plans to her husband, who keeps an inventory of all of his potions. Angelique marries Cleante at the end of this play. For 10 points, name this Moliere comedy in which Argan pretends to be sick.
Early in this play, the main character runs through a list of attributes of his daughter's suitor, with her affirming each one except his ability to speak Latin and Greek.
The Imaginary Invalid [or The Hypochondriac; or Le Malade imaginaire]