Comic Character in Restoration DramaMouton, 1975 - 151 páginas |
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... Monsieur de Paris . He is amused at his future father - in - law's preten- tions but does not perceive his own follies . The same is true of old James Formal , alias Don Diego , who finds Monsieur very funny , but who never realizes ...
... Monsieur de Paris . He is amused at his future father - in - law's preten- tions but does not perceive his own follies . The same is true of old James Formal , alias Don Diego , who finds Monsieur very funny , but who never realizes ...
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... Monsieur's outfit " won- derfully ridiculous " and calls him " Monsieur de Pantalloons " ( p . 175 ) . He tells him that his pants make him " look and waddle ( with all those gew - gaw Ribbons ) like a great old Fat , slovenly waterdog ...
... Monsieur's outfit " won- derfully ridiculous " and calls him " Monsieur de Pantalloons " ( p . 175 ) . He tells him that his pants make him " look and waddle ( with all those gew - gaw Ribbons ) like a great old Fat , slovenly waterdog ...
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... Monsieur . The latter fraternizes with coachmen and lackeys during his stay in Paris whereas the man of mode frequents the fashionable salons . The source of their information influences their behavior and also their ability to ...
... Monsieur . The latter fraternizes with coachmen and lackeys during his stay in Paris whereas the man of mode frequents the fashionable salons . The source of their information influences their behavior and also their ability to ...
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A Theory of Comic Character | 7 |
Degrees of Ignorance and Knowledge | 37 |
Fields of Ignorance and Knowledge I | 72 |
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