. Harpagon, the most desperate, scheming miser in literature, starves his servants, declines to pay them, cheats his own children if he can save a few coins, and when his hoard of gold disappears, insanely accuses himself of being the thief. Dandin, in this rousing classic, not previously available in English for sixty years, is a man in a plight that everybody but him will find entertaining.: The Actor's Moliere
. Harpagon, the most desperate, scheming miser in literature, starves his servants, declines to pay them, cheats his own children if he can save a few coins, and when his hoard of gold disappears, insanely accuses himself of being the thief. Dandin, in this rousing classic, not previously available in English for sixty years, is a man in a plight that everybody but him will find entertaining.: The Actor's Moliere