Toi. He cannot give her a good lesson if they are not left alone.
Arg. Oh! yes, he can.
Toi. Sir, it will stun you; and you should have nothing to disturb you in the state of health you are in.
Arg. No, no; I like music, and I should be glad to.... Ah! here she is. (To Toinette) Go and see if my wife is dressed.
SCENE IV.—ARGAN, ANGÉLIQUE, CLÉANTE.
Arg. Come, my daughter, your music-master is gone into the country, and here is a person whom he sends instead, to give you your lesson.
Ang. (recognising Cléante). O heavens!
Arg. What is the matter? Why this surprise?
Ang. It is....
Arg. What can disturb you in that manner?