The Spirit of Molière: An InterpretationPrinceton University Press, 1940 - 250 pages |
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... BÉJART CONTRACT FROM the very beginning of his career as a writer , actor , and producer of comedy , Molière was hailed even by his enemies as " the Terence of our time ... Béjart had died some six L'Illustre Théâtre, or the Béjart Contract.
... BÉJART CONTRACT FROM the very beginning of his career as a writer , actor , and producer of comedy , Molière was hailed even by his enemies as " the Terence of our time ... Béjart had died some six L'Illustre Théâtre, or the Béjart Contract.
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... Béjart seem to have left Paris , taking Marie Hervé with them . Much has been made of Molière's love for Madeleine , which is mere conjecture . Not enough attention has been paid to the fact that Molière and the Béjart family stood by ...
... Béjart seem to have left Paris , taking Marie Hervé with them . Much has been made of Molière's love for Madeleine , which is mere conjecture . Not enough attention has been paid to the fact that Molière and the Béjart family stood by ...
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... Béjart " or " Armande Grésinde Elisabeth Claire Béjart , " " fille de feu Joseph Béjart et de Marie Hervé . " It was this that she was given out to be before men and before God , by her own family , by Molière's family , by all the ...
... Béjart " or " Armande Grésinde Elisabeth Claire Béjart , " " fille de feu Joseph Béjart et de Marie Hervé . " It was this that she was given out to be before men and before God , by her own family , by Molière's family , by all the ...
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LIllustre Théâtre or the Béjart Contract | 3 |
Drama in 1643 | 19 |
A Wandering Apprentice | 36 |
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