An impostor tells one character that the source of all his (*) symptoms is his lungs and suggests removing an arm and an eye after Mr. Purgon dropped him as a client, straining his relationship with Thomas Diafoirus.
The protagonist of this play is told to only put an even number of salt grainson his eggs and that it is illegal for him to will money to his wife in Paris. This playends with an interlude in which a group of doctors confer a degree in pseudo-Latin,and earlier, a character (+) stages a performance about a shepherd Tircis and his lovePhyllis, who is engaged to a rival. An impostor tells one character that the source of all his (*) symptoms is his lungs and suggests removing an arm and an eye after Mr. Purgon dropped him as a client, straining his relationship with Thomas Diafoirus. The protagonist fakes his death to learn that his wife, B ́eline, does not care for him but his daughter Angelique and her love Clea ́nte do. For ten points, name this play about the hypochondriac Argan written by Mol ́ıere.
The protagonist of this play is told to only put an even number of salt grainson his eggs and that it is illegal for him to will money to his wife in Paris.
The Imaginary Invalid (or Le Malade Imaginaire or The Hypochondriac)