DOR. Nay! nay! Put on your hat, I tell you, Mr. Jourdain; you are my friend.
MR. JOUR. Sir, I am your humble servant.
DOR. I will not put mine on unless you do.
MR. JOUR. (putting on his hat). I had rather be unmannerly than troublesome.
DOR. I am your debtor, as you know.
MRS. JOUR. (aside). Yes, we know it but too well.
DOR. On several occasions you have generously lent me some money, and you have obliged me, I must acknowledge, with the best grace in the world.
MR. JOUR. Sir, I beg of you.
DOR. But I know how to pay back what is lent to me, and how to acknowledge services rendered.
MR. JOUR. I have no doubt about it, Sir.