This is quite an accomplishment, given whom she's married to: Orgon (Brian Bedford), a French aristocrat of good conscience but little sense, who falls for Tartuffe (Henry Goodman), a hypocrite who claims to be in love with God ("Hang up my hair-shirt, put my scourge in place") but whose real interest lies in capturing Orgon's money, house, and wife, not necessarily in that order.
He arrogantly increased the burden on the people, "my father scourged you with whips; I will scourge you with scorpions" (I Kings 12 11), so that rebellion was the only option.
To keep you blind, my alabaster scourge.
During the commercial break, for some reason I sent Little Dougie to the kitchen to pop a slice of pie in the microwave for a minute, then slather it with Cool-Whip (I keep all my whips, scourges, and riding crops in the fridge), and then bring it out to me.
Through my website, Maka Angola, I have made it my mission to expose, through my investigations, the scourge of corruption, which is robbing the country of billions of dollars a year.
My first instinct was to delete the people making these statements from my friend list as a way to scourge my social networking of what I consider to be offensive slurs against a group of people, the Palestinians.
Nelson Mandela disagreed; Cuito Cuanavale, he asserted, "was the turning point for the liberation of our continent and of my people from the scourge of apartheid".
But as 2014 looms larger, I pray in earnest that when that woman, that beauty, that scourge, my ultimate salvation, chooses me, I am a better man and even better father.
My cousins were the scourge of Butlins.
He's the scourge of my game right now.
In his call with Trump, Duterte similarly called drugs "the scourge of my nation," according to the transcript.
