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| Jean Baptiste Poquelin Molière (1622–1673). Tartuffe. The Harvard Classics. 1909–14. |
| Act IV |
| Scene II |
ELMIRE, MARIANE, CLÉANTE, DORINE I>Dorine (to CLÉANTE) | |
| Sir, we beg you | |
| To help us all you can in her behalf; | |
| She’s suffering almost more than heart can bear; | |
| This match her father means to make to-night | 5 |
| Drives her each moment to despair. He’s coming. | |
| Let us unite our efforts now, we beg you, | |
| And try by strength or skill to change his purpose. | |
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