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The School for Husbands

DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.

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SGANARELLE, [Footnote: This part was played by Molière himself. In the inventory taken after Molière's death, and given by M. Soulié, we find: "A dress for The School for Husbands, consisting of breeches, doublet, cloak, collar, purse and girdle, all of a kind of brown coloured (couleur de muse) satin."] } } brothers. ARISTE, )

VALÈRE, lover to Isabella.

ERGASTE, servant to Valère.

A MAGISTRATE.

[Footnote: The original has un Commissaire, who in Molière's time, appears to have been a kind of inferior magistrate under the authority of the Lieutenant-général de la Police. The Commissaires de Police were not established till 1699; and The School for Husbands was played for the first time in 1661.]

A NOTARY.

ISABELLA, ) ) sisters. LÉONOR, }

LISETTE, maid to Isabella.

Scene.—A PUBLIC PLACE IN PARIS.

THE SCHOOL FOR HUSBANDS.

(L'ECOLE DES MARIS).

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