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The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; The miser ; Love's best doctor ; Don Juan

Sparkling shrewd commentaries on human life, these plays are sources of delight that we still find arresting and pertinent today.

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  • "Five plays"
  • "Love's the best doctor"
  • "Love's the best doctor"@en
  • "Don Juan"
  • "Don Juan"@en
  • "that scoundrel scapin, love's the best doctor"
  • "Avare"@en
  • "Fourberies de Scapin"@en
  • "Dom Juan ou Le festin de pierre"@en
  • "That scoundrel scapin"
  • "Don Juan or The statue at the feast"@en
  • "Would-be gentleman"
  • "Would-be gentleman"@en
  • "Amour medecin"@en
  • "That scoundrel Scapin"@en
  • "Miser and other plays"
  • "Miser and other plays"@en

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  • "Sparkling shrewd commentaries on human life, these plays are sources of delight that we still find arresting and pertinent today."@en
  • ""This edition of comedies by Molière includes: "The School for Wives," a comedy of infidelity and his first great success, "The Critique of the School for Wives," "Don Juan," "The Miser," and "The Imaginary Invalid," the play that Molière appeared in only hours before his death. Renowned for his comedic genius and ability to portray a true sense of humanity in his characters, Molière has been delighting and intriguing audiences since the seventeenth century, at which time they pleased King Louis XIV and changed the face of French comic drama."--Back cover."

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  • "The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; The miser ; Love's best doctor ; Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser : the would-be gentleman, That scoundrel Scapin, Love's the best doctor, and Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser ; The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel scapin ; Love's the best doctor ; Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser ; The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; Love's the best doctor ; Don Juan translated with an introd. by John Wood"@en
  • "The miser The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; Love's the best doctor, Don Juan"
  • "The Miser and Other Plays"@en
  • "The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; The miser ; Love's the best doctor ; Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser and other plays : the school for wives, the school for wives criticized, Don Juan, the miser, the hypochondriac"@en
  • "The miser ; The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin"
  • "The Miser and other plays"@en
  • "The miser; The Would-be gentleman; That scoundrel Scapin; Love's the best doctor; Don Juan"
  • "The miser ; The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; Love's the best doctor ; Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser ; The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; Love's the best doctor"
  • "The miser. The would-be gentleman. That scoundrel Scapin. Love's the best doctor. Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser; (and other plays)"
  • "The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; The miser ; Love's the best doctor ; Don Juan / translated with an introd. by John Wood"@en
  • "The miser ; The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; Love's the best doctor ; Don Juan / translated with an introd. by John Wood"@en
  • "The miser ; The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; Love's the best doctor ; [and] Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser The would-be gentleman ; That scoundrel Scapin ; Love's the best doctor ; Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser The would-be gentleman, That scoundrel scapin, Love's the best doctor, Don Juan"
  • "The miser : the would-be gentleman ; that scoundrel Scapin ; love's the best doctor ; Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser, The would-be-gentleman, That scoundrel Scapin, Love's the best Doctor, Don Juan"@en
  • "The miser and other plays"@en
  • "The miser and other plays"
  • "The miser, The would-be gentleman, that scoundrel scapin, love's the best doctor, Don Juan"

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