Molière
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There is also this difference between the two plays that whereas in Turcaret, which is essen- tially a comedy of manners, the situation is used as an opportunity for portraying certain social types in the persons of the Chevalier, the Baroness, and the financier Turcaret, in Le Bour- geois gentilhomme it is devised partly, indeed, for the illustration of M. Jourdain's character, but mainly for the sake of the elaborate Ballet des Nations with which Dorante entertains his mistress. But before th...is takes place we have the Turkish episode which occupies the rest of the comedy. How Cleonte and his valet Covielle personate respectively the son of the Great Turk, and his ambassador, how the son of the Great Turk asks for the hand of Lucile, 234 MOLlfeRE and how M. Jourdain is made a Mamamouchi or paladin, " than which there is nothing more noble in the world," by means of an imposing ceremony, in which figure a Mufti (played by Lulli himself), four dervishes, and various Turkish dancers and musicians, is too well- known to need repetition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is also this difference between the two plays that whereas in Turcaret, which is essen- tially a comedy of manners, the situation is used as an opportunity for portraying certain social types in the persons of the Chevalier, the Baroness, and the financier Turcaret, in Le Bour- geois gentilhomme it is devised partly, indeed, for the illustration of M. Jourdain's character, but mainly for the sake of the elaborate Ballet des Nations with which Dorante entertains his mistress. But before th...is takes place we have the Turkish episode which occupies the rest of the comedy. How Cleonte and his valet Covielle personate respectively the son of the Great Turk, and his ambassador, how the son of the Great Turk asks for the hand of Lucile, 234 MOLlfeRE and how M. Jourdain is made a Mamamouchi or paladin, " than which there is nothing more noble in the world," by means of an imposing ceremony, in which figure a Mufti (played by Lulli himself), four dervishes, and various Turkish dancers and musicians, is too well- known to need repetition.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tilley, Arthur Augustus, 1851-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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