Henry Fielding wrote a version of it titled, The Dumb Lady Cur'd.
Henry Fielding wrote a version of it titled, The Dumb Lady Cur'd. The opening features a domestic dispute witnessed by a man named Robert. The title character meets Thibaut [tee-BOH] and his son Perrin [per-AHN], who come to him about Thibaut's sick wife. She is given a piece of jewel-encrusted cheese to eat. After his rich uncle dies, Leandre inherits a fortune and is able to marry Lucinde, who had been feigning illness to avoid her father Geronte's choice of husband. For 10 points, identify this play about a wood-gatherer turned doctor named Sganarelle [snya-RELL], a play by Moliere.
Henry Fielding wrote a version of it titled, The Dumb Lady Cur'd.
The {Doctor In Spite of Himself} or Le {Medecin MalgrŽ Lui}  (accept equivalents for the English)