In one scene of this play, a character admires the workmanship of modern lace and reminds a woman that "man is made of flesh.
In one scene of this play, a character admires the workmanship of modern lace and reminds a woman that "man is made of flesh." The title character always eats two partridges and a half-leg of mutton for dinner, and though a report of a hand laid on a knee goes unbelieved at first, the king ultimately resolves the plot after recognizing the man bearing a casket of state papers stolen by Argas. The servant Dorine works against the title character, though Madame Pernelle approves of his plan to wrest Mariane away from Valère. FTP, name this play in which a religious hypocrite takes over at Orgon's house, written by Moliere.
In one scene of this play, a character admires the workmanship of modern lace and reminds a woman that "man is made of flesh.
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