DOR. I want to acquit myself towards you, and I have come to settle my accounts.
MR. JOUR. (aside to MRS. JOURDAIN). Well? Do you see how wrong you were, wife?
DOR. I like to get out of debt as soon as I can.
MR. JOUR. (aside to MRS. JOURDAIN). Did I not tell you so?
DOR. Let us see how much I owe you.
MR. JOUR. (aside to MRS. JOURDAIN). There you are, with your absurd suspicions.
DOR. Do you quite remember how much you have lent me?
MR. JOUR. I believe so. I have made a little memorandum of it. Here it is. At one time I gave you two hundred louis.
DOR. Quite true.
MR. JOUR. At another time, one hundred and twenty.