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Le Verre D'eau, Comédie By Eugène Scribe

Le Verre D’eau, Comédie By Eugène Scribe, Rare Vintage Book

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Condition: Good condition. Pencil writings/marks on many pages. Discolouration and usual wear with age.

Edited By: W. G. Etheridge, M.A.

Publisher: Blackie and Son
Format: Paperback
Printed: UK
Language: French
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Le Verre d’eau is a comedy play by the French playwright Eugène Scribe, which was first performed in 1840. The play is set in Paris in the 18th century and revolves around the lives of two sisters, Laurette and Louise, and their respective suitors, Florville and Valcour.

The play is filled with humorous situations and witty dialogues that keep the audience engaged throughout. Scribe has done an excellent job in creating well-rounded characters, each with their own quirks and flaws. Laurette is the vivacious and impulsive sister who falls in love with Florville, a charming but somewhat vain young man. Louise, on the other hand, is the more reserved and practical sister who is courted by Valcour, a wealthy but boring banker.

The plot of the play is simple, but Scribe’s writing makes it a delightful and entertaining read. The play’s themes revolve around love, marriage, and class differences. Scribe cleverly weaves these themes into the story, creating a narrative that is both light-hearted and thought-provoking.

One of the most impressive aspects of the play is the way Scribe manages to create tension and conflict without resorting to melodrama. The conflicts are realistic, and the resolutions are satisfying, making the play a joy to watch or read.

Le Verre d’eau is a must-read for anyone who enjoys classic French comedy. Scribe’s writing is clever and engaging, and the play’s characters are both charming and relatable.

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