"[...]by the most notorious usurers? Har. Get out of my sight, you reprobate; get out of my sight! Cle. Who is the more criminal in your opinion: he who buys the money of which he stands in need, or he who obtains, by unfair means, money for which he has no use? Har. Begone, I say, and do not provoke me to anger. (Alone) After all, I am not very much vexed at this adventure; it will be a lesson to me to keep a better watch over all his doings. SCENE IV.--FROSINE, HARPAGON. Fro. Sir. Har. Wait a moment, I will come back and speak to you. (Aside) I had better go and see a little after my money. SCENE V.--LA FLÈCHE, FROSINE. La Fl. (without seeing Frosine). The adventure is most comical. Hidden somewhere he must have a large store of goods of all kinds, for the list did not contain one single article which either of us recognised. Fro. Hallo! is it you, my poor La Flèche? How is it we meet here?[...]".