Life And Works of Pierre Larivey ..
Life And Works of Pierre Larivey ..
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In the Italian, instead of giving him a beating, Urbain only requests the uncle to wait till evening, when he will send him 25 ducats. 6, 7 and 8 of the Italian — 7 being the miser's monologue on the discovery of the loss of his purse — form, all somewhat extended, the 6 th scene in Larivey. In scenes 1 and 2 of the fol- lowing act, the translation does not deviate from the ori- ginal, but 3 and 4 receive slight additions from his hand, which are not always on the side of decency. ' Scene 5 is ...not translated, being unnecessary to the intrigue, con- sequently, scene 5 of the French is the same as 6 of the Italian, but differently expressed. Here it is partly a dialogue between Alfonso, who has just returned home after a long absence and his servant about his daughter, whom he hopes soon to see, and a soliloquy by the father on the same subject when the servant goes to look for their house. There it is a monologue, where Gerard (Alfonso) expresses his joy at the conclusion of peace since it allows htm to revisit his home and see his daughter, about whose welfare he feels anxious.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Italian, instead of giving him a beating, Urbain only requests the uncle to wait till evening, when he will send him 25 ducats. 6, 7 and 8 of the Italian — 7 being the miser's monologue on the discovery of the loss of his purse — form, all somewhat extended, the 6 th scene in Larivey. In scenes 1 and 2 of the fol- lowing act, the translation does not deviate from the ori- ginal, but 3 and 4 receive slight additions from his hand, which are not always on the side of decency. ' Scene 5 is ...not translated, being unnecessary to the intrigue, con- sequently, scene 5 of the French is the same as 6 of the Italian, but differently expressed. Here it is partly a dialogue between Alfonso, who has just returned home after a long absence and his servant about his daughter, whom he hopes soon to see, and a soliloquy by the father on the same subject when the servant goes to look for their house. There it is a monologue, where Gerard (Alfonso) expresses his joy at the conclusion of peace since it allows htm to revisit his home and see his daughter, about whose welfare he feels anxious.
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