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_aMolière _9254719 _2Local |
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_aMolière's comedies _cIntroduction by F. C. Green. |
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_aLondon _bJ. M. Dent _aNew York _bE. P. Dutton _c1956. |
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_a2 v. _c18 cm. |
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_aEveryman's library, 858. Poetry & drama _993866 _2Local |
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| 500 | _aFirst published in this edition, 1929. | ||
| 500 | _a"This text of Molière's plays is taken from the first complete English translation of his works carried out in 1739 by H. Baker and J. Miller."--v. 1, p. xix. | ||
| 505 | 0 | _aI. The blunderer, or The counter-plots. The amorous quarrel. The miser. The romantic ladies. The school for husbands. The school for wives. The school for wives criticised. The impromptu of Versailles. The man-hater. The mock doctor.--II. Don John, or The feat of the statue. Love's the best doctor. Tartuffe, or The imposter. Squire Lubberly. George Dandin, or The husband defeated. The cit turned gentleman. The impertinents. The learned ladies. The cheats of Scapin. The hypochondriack. | |
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_aBaker, Henry _d1698-1774 _etranslator. _9198989 _2Local |
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_aMiller, James _d1706-1744 _etranslator. _9254012 _2Local |
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