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believe in。 By others' actions�察�painted in their colours�察�They hope to justify
their own�察 �they think�察 �In the false hope of some resemblance�察 �either To
make their own intrigues seem innocent�察�Or else to make their neighbours
share the blame Which they are loaded with by everybody。
MADAME PERNELLE These arguments are nothing to the purpose。
Orante�察�we all know�察�lives a perfect life�察�Her thoughts are all of heaven�察�
and I have heard That she condemns the company you keep。
DORINE O admirable pattern� �Virtuous dame� �She lives the model of
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austerity�察�But age has brought this piety upon her�察�And she's a prude�察�now
she can't help herself。 As long as she could capture men's attentions She
made the most of her advantages�察�But�察�now she sees her beauty vanishing�察�
She wants to leave the world�察�that's leaving her�察�And in the specious veil of
haughty virtue She'd hide the weakness of her worn´out charms。 That is
the way with all your old coquettes�察�They find it hard to see their lovers
leave 'em�察�And thus abandoned�察�their forlorn estate Can find no occupation
but a prude's。 These pious dames�察 �in their austerity�察 �Must carp at
everything�察�and pardon nothing。 They loudly blame their neighbours' way
of living�察 �Not for religion's sake�察 �but out of envy�察 �Because they can't
endure to see another Enjoy the pleasures age has weaned them from。
MADAME PERNELLE ��to Elmire�� There� �That's the kind of
rigmarole to please you�察�Daughter´in´law。 One never has a chance To get a
word in edgewise�察�at your house�察�Because this lady holds the floor all day�察�
But none the less�察�I mean to have my say�察�too。 I tell you that my son did
nothing wiser In all his life�察�than take this godly man Into his household�察�
heaven sent him here�察�In your great need�察�to make you all repent�察�For your
salvation�察�you must hearken to him�察�He censures nothing but deserves his
censure。 These visits�察�these assemblies�察�and these balls�察�Are all inventions
of the evil spirit。 You never hear a word of godliness At thembut idle
cackle�察�nonsense�察�flimflam。 Our neighbour often comes in for a share�察�The
talk flies fast�察�and scandal fills the air�察�It makes a sober person's head go
round�察�At these assemblies�察�just to hear the sound Of so much gab�察�with
not a word to say�察�And as a learned man remarked one day Most aptly�察�'tis
the Tower of Babylon�察�Where all�察�beyond all limit�察�babble on。 And just to
tell you how this point came in 。 。 。
��To Cleante�� So� �Now the gentlemen must snicker�察�must he�拭�Go find
fools like yourself to make you laugh And don't 。 。 。
��To Elmire�� Daughter�察�good´bye�察�not one word more。 As for this house�察�
I leave the half unsaid�察�But I shan't soon set foot in it again�察�
��Cuffing Flipotte�� Come�察�you� �What makes you dream and stand agape�察�
Hussy� �I'll warm your ears in proper shape� �March�察�trollop�察�march� �
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SCENE II CLEANTE�察�DORINE
CLEANTE I won't escort her down�察�For fear she might fall foul of
me again�察�The good old lady 。 。 。
DORINE Bless us� �What a pity She shouldn't hear the way you speak
of her� �She'd surely tell you you're too ;good; by half�察�And that she's not
so ;old; as all that�察�neither� �
CLEANTE How she got angry with us all for nothing� �And how she
seems possessed with her Tartuffe� �
DORINE Her case is nothing�察 �though�察 �beside her son's� �To see him�察�
you would say he's ten times worse� �His conduct in our late
unpleasantness ��1�А�Had won him much esteem�察�and proved his courage In
service of his king�察�but now he's like A man besotted�察�since he's been so
taken With this Tartuffe。 He calls him brother�察�loves him A hundred times
as much as mother�察�son�察�Daughter�察�and wife。 He tells him all his secrets
And lets him guide his acts�察 �and rule his conscience。 He fondles and
embraces him�察�a sweetheart Could not�察�I think�察�be loved more tenderly�察�At
table he must have the seat of honour�察�While with delight our master sees
him eat As much as six men could�察�we must give up The choicest tidbits to
him�察 �if he belches�察 。�'tis a servant speaking�� ��2�А �Master exclaims�此 �God
bless you� �Oh�察�he dotes Upon him� �he's his universe�察�his hero�察�He's lost
in constant admiration�察�quotes him On all occasions�察�takes his trifling acts
For wonders�察�and his words for oracles。 The fellow knows his dupe�察�and
makes the most on't�察�He fools him with a hundred masks of virtue�察�Gets
money from him all the time by canting�察�And takes upon himself to carp at
us。 Even his silly coxcomb of a lackey Makes it his business to instruct us
too�察 �He comes with rolling eyes to preach at us�察�And throws away our
ribbons�察�rouge�察�and patches。 The wretch�察�the other day�察�tore up a kerchief
That he had found�察 �pressed in the /Golden Legend/�察 �Calling it a horrid
crime for us to mingle The devil's finery with holy things。
��Footnote 1�此 �Referring to the rebellion called La Fronde�察 �during the
minority of Louis XIV。�А�
��Footnote 2�此�Moliere's note�察�inserted in the text of all the old editions。
It is a curious illustration of the desire for uniformity and dignity of style
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in dramatic verse of the seventeenth century�察�that Moliere feels called on
to apologize for a touch of realism like this。 Indeed�察�these lines were even
omitted when the play was given。�А�
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SCENE III ELMIRE�察�MARIANE�察�DAMIS�察�
CLEANTE�察�DORINE
ELMIRE ��to Cleante�� You're very lucky to have missed the speech
She gave us at the door。 I see my husband Is home again。 He hasn't seen
me yet�察�So I'll go up and wait till he comes in。
CLEANTE And I�察 �to save time�察 �will await him here�察 �I'll merely say
good´morning�察�and be gone。
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SCENE IV CLEANTE�察�DAMIS�察�DORINE
DAMIS I wish you'd say a word to him about My sister's marriage�察�I
suspect Tartuffe Opposes it�察�and puts my father up To all these wretched
shifts。 You know�察�besides�察�How nearly I'm concerned in it myself�察�If love
unites my sister and Valere�察�I love his sister too�察�and if this marriage Were
to 。 。 。
DORINE He's coming。
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SCENE V ORGON�察�CLEANTE�察�DORINE
ORGON Ah� �Good morning�察�brother。
CLEANTE I was just going�察�but am glad to greet you。 Things are not
far advanced yet�察�in the country�拭�
ORGON Dorine 。 。 。
��To Cleante�� Just wait a bit�察 �please�察 �brother´in´law。 Let me allay my
first anxiety By asking news about the family。
��To Dorine�� Has everything gone well these last two days�拭 �What's
happening�拭�And how is everybody�拭�
DORINE Madam had fever�察 �and a splitting headache Day before
yesterday�察�all day and evening。
ORGON And how about Tartuffe�拭�
DORINE Tartuffe�拭�He's well�察�He's mighty well�察�stout�察�fat�察�fair�察�rosy´
lipped。
ORGON Poor man� �
DORINE At evening she had nausea And could't touch a single thing
for supper�察�Her headache still was so severe。
ORGON And how About Tartuffe�拭�
DORINE He supped alone�察 �before her�察 �And unctuously ate up two
partridges�察�As well as half a leg o' mutton�察�deviled。
ORGON Poor man� �
DORINE All night she couldn't get a wink Of sleep�察�the fever racked
her so�察�and we Had to sit up with her till daylight。
ORGON How About Tartuffe�拭�
DORINE Gently inclined to slumber�察�He left the table�察�went into his
room�察 �Got himself straight into a good warm bed�察 �And slept quite
undisturbed until next morning。
ORGON Poor man� �
DORINE At last she let us all persuade her�察�And got up courage to be
bled�察�and then She was relieved at once。
ORGON And how about Tartuffe�拭�
DORINE He plucked up courage properly�察 �Bravely entrenched his
soul against all evils�察�And to replace the blood that she had lost�察�He drank
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at breakfast four huge draughts of wine。
ORGON Poor man� �
DORINE So now they both are doing well�察�And I'll go straightway and
inform my mistress How pleased you are at her recovery。
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SCENE VI ORGON�察�CLEANTE
CLEANTE Brother�察�she ridicules you to your face�察�And I�察�though I
don't want to make you angry�察�Must tell you candidly that she's quite right。
Was such infatuation ever heard of�拭�And can a man to´day have charms to
make you Forget all else�察 �relieve his poverty�察 �Give him a home�察 �and
then 。 。 。 �拭�
ORGON Stop there�察 �good brother�察�You do not know the man you're
speaking of。
CLEANTE Since you will have it so�察�I do not know him�察�But after all�察�
to tel
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