The Early Romantic Drama At the English Court
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Sentiment and adventure, then, — the universal themes of romance — are interwoven to form its plot, and no underl3dng didactic purpose interferes with their free expres- sion.
3 See below, pp. 108-9 EARLY SURVIVING ROMANTIC PLAYS 91 The combination of circumstances out of which the plot is constructed may be outlined as follows: Through the intrigues of Common Conditions, a double-dealing parasite at the Arabian Court, Galiarbus, a noble duke of Arabia, has fallen under the suspicion of the Kin...g, and is about to be sent into exile. Summon- ing his son and his daughter, Sedmond and Clarisia, he takes a sorrowful farewell of them, and proceeds into Phrygia, leaving his possessions behind. Immediately upon the departure of Galiar- bus, Conditions approaches Sedmond and Clarisia, and falsely informs them that King Arbaccus, because of the enmity which he bears their father, is preparing dreadful punishment for them. He advises them to flee without delay, and obligingly offers to accom- pany them as their servant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sentiment and adventure, then, — the universal themes of romance — are interwoven to form its plot, and no underl3dng didactic purpose interferes with their free expres- sion.
3 See below, pp. 108-9 EARLY SURVIVING ROMANTIC PLAYS 91 The combination of circumstances out of which the plot is constructed may be outlined as follows: Through the intrigues of Common Conditions, a double-dealing parasite at the Arabian Court, Galiarbus, a noble duke of Arabia, has fallen under the suspicion of the Kin...g, and is about to be sent into exile. Summon- ing his son and his daughter, Sedmond and Clarisia, he takes a sorrowful farewell of them, and proceeds into Phrygia, leaving his possessions behind. Immediately upon the departure of Galiar- bus, Conditions approaches Sedmond and Clarisia, and falsely informs them that King Arbaccus, because of the enmity which he bears their father, is preparing dreadful punishment for them. He advises them to flee without delay, and obligingly offers to accom- pany them as their servant.
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