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��Mariane looks sideways toward Valere�察�with just a bit of a smile。��
DORINE My faith and troth�察�what fools these lovers be� �
VALERE ��to Mariane�� But come now�察 �have I not a just complaint�拭�
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And truly�察�are you not a wicked creature To take delight in saying what
would pain me�拭�
MARIANE And are you not yourself the most ungrateful 。 。 。 �拭�
DORINE Leave this discussion till another time�察 �Now�察 �think how
you'll stave off this plaguy marriage。
MARIANE Then tell us how to go about it。
DORINE Well�察�We'll try all sorts of ways。
��To Mariane�� Your father's daft�察�
��To Valere�� This plan is nonsense。
��To Mariane�� You had better humour His notions by a semblance of
consent�察�So that in case of danger�察�you can still Find means to block the
marriage by delay。 If you gain time�察 �the rest is easy�察 �trust me。 One day
you'll fool them with a sudden illness�察 �Causing delay�察 �another day�察 �ill
omens�此�You've met a funeral�察 �or broke a mirror�察 �Or dreamed of muddy
water。 Best of all�察�They cannot marry you to anyone Without your saying
yes。 But now�察�methinks�察�They mustn't find you chattering together。
��To Valere�� You�察�go at once and set your friends at work To make him
keep his word to you�察�while we Will bring the brother's influence to bear�察�
And get the step´mother on our side�察�too。 Good´bye。
VALERE ��to Mariane�� Whatever efforts we may make�察 �My greatest
hope�察�be sure�察�must rest on you。
MARIANE ��to Valere�� I cannot answer for my father's whims�察�But no
one save Valere shall ever have me。
VALERE You thrill me through with joy� �Whatever comes 。 。 。
DORINE Oho� �These lovers� �Never done with prattling� �Now go。
VALERE ��starting to go�察�and coming back again�� One last word 。 。 。
DORINE What a gabble and pother� �Be off� �By this door�察�you。 And
you�察�by t'other。
��She pushes them off�察�by the shoulders�察�in opposite directions。��
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ACT III
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SCENE I DAMIS�察�DORINE
DAMIS May lightning strike me dead this very instant�察 �May I be
everywhere proclaimed a scoundrel�察�If any reverence or power shall stop
me�察�And if I don't do straightway something desperate� �
DORINE I beg you�察�moderate this towering passion�察�Your father did
but merely mention it。 Not all things that are talked of turn to facts�察�The
road is long�察�sometimes�察�from plans to acts。
DAMIS No�察 �I must end this paltry fellow's plots�察�And he shall hear
from me a truth or two。
DORINE So ho� �Go slow now。 Just you leave the fellow Your father
tooin your step´mother's hands。 She has some influence with this
Tartuffe�察�He makes a point of heeding all she says�察�And I suspect that he is
fond of her。 Would God 'twere true��'Twould be the height of humour
Now�察�she has sent for him�察�in your behalf�察�To sound him on this marriage�察�
to find out What his ideas are�察�and to show him plainly What troubles he
may cause�察 �if he persists In giving countenance to this design。 His man
says�察�he's at prayers�察�I mustn't see him�察�But likewise says�察�he'll presently
be down。 So off with you�察�and let me wait for him。
DAMIS I may be present at this interview。
DORINE No�察�no� �They must be left alone。
DAMIS I won't So much as speak to him。
DORINE Go on� �We know you And your high tantrums。 Just the way
to spoil things� �Be off。
DAMIS No�察�I must seeI'll keep my temper。
DORINE Out on you�察�what a plague� �He's coming。 Hide� �
��Damis goes and hides in the closet at the back of the stage。��
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SCENE II TARTUFFE�察�DORINE
TARTUFFE ��speaking to his valet�察�off the stage�察�as soon as he sees
Dorine is there�� Lawrence�察 �put up my hair´cloth shirt and scourge�察�And
pray that Heaven may shed its light upon you。 If any come to see me�察�say
I'm gone To share my alms among the prisoners。
DORINE ��aside�� What affectation and what showing off� �
TARTUFFE What do you want with me�拭�
DORINE To tell you 。 。 。
TARTUFFE ��taking a handkerchief from his pocket�� Ah� �Before you
speak�察�pray take this handkerchief。
DORINE What�拭�
TARTUFFE Cover up that bosom�察 �which I can't Endure to look on。
Things like that offend Our souls�察�and fill our minds with sinful thoughts。
DORINE Are you so tender to temptation�察�then�察�And has the flesh such
power upon your senses�拭�I don't know how you get in such a heat�察�For my
part�察�I am not so prone to lust�察�And I could see you stripped from head to
foot�察�And all your hide not tempt me in the least。
TARTUFFE Show in your speech some little modesty�察 �Or I must
instantly take leave of you。
DORINE No�察�no�察�I'll leave you to yourself�察�I've only One thing to say�此�
Madam will soon be down�察�And begs the favour of a word with you。
TARTUFFE Ah� �Willingly。
DORINE ��aside�� How gentle all at once� �My faith�察�I still believe I've
hit upon it。
TARTUFFE Will she come soon�拭�
DORINE I think I hear her now。 Yes�察�here she is herself�察�I'll leave you
with her。
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SCENE III ELMIRE�察�TARTUFFE
TARTUFFE May Heaven's overflowing kindness ever Give you good
health of body and of soul�察�And bless your days according to the wishes
And prayers of its most humble votary� �
ELMIRE I'm very grateful for your pious wishes。 But let's sit down�察�so
we may talk at ease。
TARTUFFE ��after sitting down�� And how are you recovered from your
illness�拭�
ELMIRE ��sitting down also�� Quite well�察�the fever soon let go its hold。
TARTUFFE My prayers�察�I fear�察�have not sufficient merit To have drawn
down this favour from on high�察�But each entreaty that I made to Heaven
Had for its object your recovery。
ELMIRE You're too solicitous on my behalf。
TARTUFFE We could not cherish your dear health too much�察�I would
have given mine�察�to help restore it。
ELMIRE That's pushing Christian charity too far�察 �I owe you many
thanks for so much kindness。
TARTUFFE I do far less for you than you deserve。
ELMIRE There is a matter that I wished to speak of In private�察�I am
glad there's no one here To listen。
TARTUFFE Madam�察�I am overjoyed。 'Tis sweet to find myself alone
with you。 This is an opportunity I've asked Of Heaven�察�many a time�察�till
now�察�in vain。
ELMIRE All that I wish�察�is just a word from you�察�Quite frank and open�察�
hiding nothing from me。
��DAMIS�察�without their seeing him�察�opens the closet door halfway。��
TARTUFFE I too could wish�察�as Heaven's especial favour�察�To lay my
soul quite open to your eyes�察�And swear to you�察�the trouble that I made
About those visits which your charms attract�察 �Does not result from any
hatred toward you�察 �But rather from a passionate devotion�察 �And purest
motives 。 。 。
ELMIRE That is how I take it�察�I think 'tis my salvation that concerns
you。
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TARTUFFE ��pressing her finger tips�� Madam�察�'tis so�察�and such is my
devotion 。 。 。
ELMIRE Ouch� �but you squeeze too hard。
TARTUFFE Excess of zeal。 In no way could I ever mean to hurt you�察�
And I'd as soon 。 。 。
��He puts his hand on her knee。��
ELMIRE What's your hand doing there�拭�
TARTUFFE Feeling your gown�察�the stuff is very soft。
ELMIRE Let be�察�I beg you�察�I am very ticklish。
��She moves her chair away�察�and Tartuffe brings his nearer。��
TARTUFFE ��handling the lace yoke of Elmire's dress�� Dear me how
wonderful in workmanship This lace is� �They do marvels�察 �nowadays�察�
Things of all kinds were never better made。
ELMIRE Yes�察 �very true。 But let us come to business。 They say my
husband means to break his word。 And marry Mariane to you。 Is't so�拭�
TARTUFFE He did hint some such thing�察�but truly�察�madam�察�That's not
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