The Dramatic Works of General John Burgoyne
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'^ Rashly to Sir John (III/4, 231) "I think the purity of Trumore's attachment to the poor farmer's daughter, is the best recommen- dation to the fortune of the heiress.
Contrast, younger son of Sir John Contrast, plays the part of Dolmon, fils cadet in Marmontel's play. He is the type of a haughty, young fellow, who, having much travelled in France and elsewhere, means to be the wittiest of men, though he has nothing done till now, but wasted the fortune of his father with sport, dress and lov...e-affairs. He pretends to correct the laws and govern- ment of the country and to act as a judge among the peasantry. (The Lord o. Th. M. I. /l, 166) Then he falls in love with Sophia and troubles her with mean offers (11/ 1, 183) and finally leaves the countrj', saying, that in town alone he may find his true sphere (in/4 232). In Silvain, this younger son plays but a very smaller part. He appears only with three soldiers, to arrest Silvain for 30 poachiug. Dolmon, p6re says of his sons: "L'un est perdu pour moi, I'autre me desespere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'^ Rashly to Sir John (III/4, 231) "I think the purity of Trumore's attachment to the poor farmer's daughter, is the best recommen- dation to the fortune of the heiress.
Contrast, younger son of Sir John Contrast, plays the part of Dolmon, fils cadet in Marmontel's play. He is the type of a haughty, young fellow, who, having much travelled in France and elsewhere, means to be the wittiest of men, though he has nothing done till now, but wasted the fortune of his father with sport, dress and lov...e-affairs. He pretends to correct the laws and govern- ment of the country and to act as a judge among the peasantry. (The Lord o. Th. M. I. /l, 166) Then he falls in love with Sophia and troubles her with mean offers (11/ 1, 183) and finally leaves the countrj', saying, that in town alone he may find his true sphere (in/4 232). In Silvain, this younger son plays but a very smaller part. He appears only with three soldiers, to arrest Silvain for 30 poachiug. Dolmon, p6re says of his sons: "L'un est perdu pour moi, I'autre me desespere.
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