MOLIERE

MOLIERE


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LEcole des Femmes writer
Le Malade Imaginaire playwright
Le Misanthrope author
Le Misanthrope playwright
Le Tartuffe playwright
Les Femmes Savantes playwright
Les Prcieuses ridicules writer
Tartuffe author
Tartuffe playwright
The Doctor in Spite of Himself dramatist
The Imaginary Invalid playwright
The Misanthrope author
The Misanthrope plawright
The Misanthrope playwright
The Miser author
The Miser playwright
The School for Wives playwright
Don Juan playwright
Le Tartuffe playwright
Tartuffe playwright
17th century French playwright
Farce master of fiction
French playwright who wrote Tartuffe
He wrote The Miser
Jean Baptiste Poquelins pen name
Jean Baptiste Poquelins stage name
Pen name of Jean Baptiste Poquelin
Pseudonym of Jean Baptiste Poquelin
Pseudonym of Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
Tartuffes creator
Playwright (1622–72).
Jean Baptiste Poquelin (1622–73).
French playwright, master of satire.
Creator of Tartuffe.
Jean Baptiste Poquelin.
French writer of comedies.
Playwright of Louis XIV's time.
Great comic author.
French playwright.
Pen name of Poquelin.
Great comic dramatist.
French dramatist and actor.
17th century dramatist.
French dramatist
Monsieur Poquelin.
Poquelin's stage name
Tartuffe's creator
Playwright translated by 8 Across
L'Ecole des Femmes writer
Jean Baptiste Poquelin's pen name
Tartuffe writer
Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme playwright
Dramatist wants further story penned
French dramatist needs oil cooked and kept by his mother!
He wrote 'A Man for all Seasons' without exaggeration
Extra cover for porky dramatist
Doctor to tell stories about dramatist
Dramatist increasingly without deceit
French writer's story set in the ruins of Rome
Lecole des femmes playwright
Tartuffe dramatist
French playmaker again protects position of ball
French comedic playwright
Small Faces single that reached number two on the UK singles chart in 1968
1948 Alfred Hitchcock film starring James Stewart, John Dall and Farley Granger
French dramatist whose real name was Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
French 17th-century playwright, born Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
Reconstituted oil eaten by simple Frenchman of note
French playwright to a greater extent describes story
French comic playwright




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