Richard Wilbur used rhyming couplets to translate a play by this man that ends with a police officer arresting the title religious fraudster instead of Orgon.
In one play by this author, a man inadvertently obtains a miniature portrait of a girl he helps after she faints on the street, which eventually leads each of the four central characters to think that his or her love interest has a secret lover. This man ended another of his plays with the title character dancing with gypsies while chanting jargon in Latin and French. In that play, this author of Sganarelle created a title character who pretends to be dead, causing his wife to run away in joy and his daughter, whom he had previously tried to marry off to Thomas (*) Diafoirus, to break down and vow to become a nun. Richard Wilbur used rhyming couplets to translate a play by this man that ends with a police officer arresting the title religious fraudster instead of Orgon. For 10 points, name this comic French playwright who wrote The Imaginary Invalid and Tartuffe.
In one play by this author, a man inadvertently obtains a miniature portrait of a girl he helps after she faints on the street, which eventually leads each of the four central characters to think that his or her love interest has a secret lover.
Molière [or Jean-Baptiste Poquelin] &lt;Hart&gt;