A character in this play repeatedly exclaims "Poor man!" as he is told that another character ate two partridges and had a good sleep.
A character in this play repeatedly exclaims "Poor man!" as he is told that another character ate two partridges and had a good sleep. In this play, a bailiff announces that the house has to be vacated and given to a man who carried off a box of forged letters. This play opens with Madame Pernelle scolding the sharp-tongued servant Dorine. In this play, Elmire hides her husband under a table while the title character attempts to seduce her. At the end of this play, Orgon and his family are saved from the title character when the king orders his arrest. For 10 points, name this play whose title character is a religious fraud, a work of Molière.
A character in this play repeatedly exclaims "Poor man!" as he is told that another character ate two partridges and had a good sleep.
Tartuffe [or The Imposter; or The Hypocrite]