An Introduction to the French Classical Drama
An Introduction to the French Classical Drama
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1471 M 178 THE DRAMATIC BACKGROUND in days of persecution and hardness of heart there is still to be found the sense of a Divine Spirit controlling the destinies of the people. Abner's first words bring the scene before our eyes : Oui, je viens dans son temple adorer I'Eternel ; Je viens, selon 1'usage antique et solennel, Celebrer avec vous la fameuse journee Ou sur le mont Sina la loi nous fut donnee. 1 But the white dawn of day calls Joad from his colloquy with Abner to the temple service...s ; 2 Eliacin has been brought up within the temple precincts, where the voice of God speaks clearly to the faithful. 3 The sound of the trumpet and the opening of the sacred doors, and the entry of the choir, mark the end of the first act. 4 The action in the second act is quickened by the sudden irruption of Athalie into the temple. Le temple est profane ! 5 cries Zacharie.
Dans un des parvis, aux hommes reserve, Cette femme superbe entre, le front leve, 1 Athalie, act i, sc. 1.
Je ne m'explique point ; mais quand 1' astro du jour Aura sur 1' horizon fait le tiers de son tour, Lorsque la troisieme heure aux prieres rappelle Retrouvez-vous au temple avec ce meme zele.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7.
1471 M 178 THE DRAMATIC BACKGROUND in days of persecution and hardness of heart there is still to be found the sense of a Divine Spirit controlling the destinies of the people. Abner's first words bring the scene before our eyes : Oui, je viens dans son temple adorer I'Eternel ; Je viens, selon 1'usage antique et solennel, Celebrer avec vous la fameuse journee Ou sur le mont Sina la loi nous fut donnee. 1 But the white dawn of day calls Joad from his colloquy with Abner to the temple service...s ; 2 Eliacin has been brought up within the temple precincts, where the voice of God speaks clearly to the faithful. 3 The sound of the trumpet and the opening of the sacred doors, and the entry of the choir, mark the end of the first act. 4 The action in the second act is quickened by the sudden irruption of Athalie into the temple. Le temple est profane ! 5 cries Zacharie.
Dans un des parvis, aux hommes reserve, Cette femme superbe entre, le front leve, 1 Athalie, act i, sc. 1.
Je ne m'explique point ; mais quand 1' astro du jour Aura sur 1' horizon fait le tiers de son tour, Lorsque la troisieme heure aux prieres rappelle Retrouvez-vous au temple avec ce meme zele.
What to read after An Introduction to the French Classical Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor F Eleanor Frances Jourdain to read onlineMoreLess
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