La Crise De L Esprit Hamlet

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(1552–81), the most consistent comic writing is found in the nine comedies (1579–1611) of Pierre de Larivey (c.1540– 1612). Not an original writer, Larivey adapted Italian originals, though there are traces of Plautus and Terence in his best play, Les Esprits (1579), the tale of a miser from which Molière may have borrowed for L’Avare. In the last decades of the century, a comedy normally consisted of a prologue, a love tangle and long speeches, and was probably intended to be read not seen, though there