European Characters in French Drama of the Eighteenth Century, By Harry Kurz, Ph. D
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The Baron Cleinersdorff, their colonel, orders the two lieu- tenants, Rossbach and Wassbruch, who refuse to reply to the toast in kind, to lose two good teeth as a punishment for their trickery. We have here illus- trated a case of German resentment against the suc- cess of a Frenchman, this whole situation of rivalry controlled by a guiding sense of justice on the part of a German official. In all of this, therefore, there can be no trace of essential unfriendliness. In this particular case, t...he disagreement is rather due to a feeling of jealousy, as Wassbruch's complaint easily shows (sc. 1) : Mais c'est M. le Colnel qui dit toujours; la Cheval Saint- Glair, il est charmant; la Cheval Saint-Glair, il est un grand officier; la Cheval Saint-Glair . . . et puis encore la Cheval Saint-Glair; cela il me feroit jurer centre le France tiaple- ment, voye-vous.
Even when we find a real hostility against the French, as is the case in Mercier's Le Deserteur,^^ it is based on some personal hatred.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Baron Cleinersdorff, their colonel, orders the two lieu- tenants, Rossbach and Wassbruch, who refuse to reply to the toast in kind, to lose two good teeth as a punishment for their trickery. We have here illus- trated a case of German resentment against the suc- cess of a Frenchman, this whole situation of rivalry controlled by a guiding sense of justice on the part of a German official. In all of this, therefore, there can be no trace of essential unfriendliness. In this particular case, t...he disagreement is rather due to a feeling of jealousy, as Wassbruch's complaint easily shows (sc. 1) : Mais c'est M. le Colnel qui dit toujours; la Cheval Saint- Glair, il est charmant; la Cheval Saint-Glair, il est un grand officier; la Cheval Saint-Glair . . . et puis encore la Cheval Saint-Glair; cela il me feroit jurer centre le France tiaple- ment, voye-vous.
Even when we find a real hostility against the French, as is the case in Mercier's Le Deserteur,^^ it is based on some personal hatred.
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