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1. დარეგისტრირდი ჩვენს საიტზე
2. შეავსეთ თქვენთვის საჭირო ბალანსი
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გამოწერილი ნივთის გატანას შეძლებთ საქართველოს მასშტაბით 40-ზე მეტი ფილიალიდან
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The devil upon two sticks the most famous work written by Alain Rene Lesage Published in Amsterdam during the year MDCCL III 1783 Illustrated with 5 nice engravings created by C P Marillier Leather binding Text in french 508 pages 20 x 13 x 3 5 cm Poor Acceptable condition as is serious inner binding issues book does not open properly binding not tight almost in pieces needs to be handled with care to avoid its splitting in pieces some leaves not firmly attached to binding being partially loose foxing yellow brown water ink stains minor tears few holes on inner margin of some leaves not affecting text few creases on leaves corners edges small piece of paper missing from few leaves margin corners not affecting text at all some smell worn cover where stains scratches cracks few holes cracks near spine cracks on boards edges rubbed discolored splotchy parts fragile parts both boards almost completely detached pieces missing from boards corners edges damaged spine several cracks on spine where the leather cover is really worn damaged fragile pieces missing pieces of leather unmounted from spine s surface c Shipping costs registered mail 25 worldwide Alain Ren Lesage 6 May 1668 17 November 1747 older spelling Le Sage was a French novelist and playwright Lesage is best known for his comic novel The Devil upon Two Sticks 1707 Le Diable boiteux his comedy Turcaret 1709 and his picaresque novel Gil Blas 1715 1735 Claude Lesage the father of the novelist held the united positions of advocate notary and registrar of the royal court in Rhuys His mother s name was Jeanne Brenugat Both Lesage s father and mother died when Lesage was very young and he was left in the care of his uncle who wasted his education and fortune P re Bochard of the Order of the Jesuits Principal of the College in Vannes became interested in the boy on account of his natural talents Bochard cultivated Lesage s taste for literature At age 25 Lesage went to Paris in 1693 to pursue his philosophical studies In August 1694 he married the daughter of a joiner Marie Elizabeth Huyard She was beautiful but had no fortune and Lesage had little practice About this time he encountered an old schoolfellow the dramatist Antoine Danchet who is said to have advised him to take up literature He began as a translator and published in 1695 a French version of the Epistles of Aristaenetus which was not successful Shortly afterwards he found a valuable patron and adviser in the Abb de Lyonne who bestowed on him an annuity of 600 livres and recommended him to exchange the classics for Spanish literature of which he was himself a student and collector Spanish literature was once very popular in France when the queens of the house of Austria sat upon the throne but had become neglected by Lesage s time Lesage began by translating plays chiefly from Francisco de Rojas Zorrilla and Lope de Vega Le Tra tre puni and Le Point d honneur from the former and Don F lix de Mendoce from the latter were acted or published in the first two or three years of the 18th century In 1704 he translated the continuation of Don Quixote by Alonso Fern ndez de Avellaneda and soon afterwards adapted a play from Pedro Calder n de la Barca Don C sar Ursin which was successful at court and damned in the city Lesage was however nearly forty before he obtained decided success In 1707 his farce Crispin rival de son ma tre was well received and Le Diable boiteux with a frontispiece by Louise Magdeleine Horthemels was published and ran to several editions Lesage altered and improved this play in 1725 giving it its present form Notwithstanding the success of Crispin the actors did not like Lesage and refused a small piece of his called Les trennes 1707 He thereupon altered it into Turcaret 1709 considered his theatrical masterpiece Some years passed before he again attempted romance writing and then the first two parts of Gil Blas de Santillane were published in 1715 without the popularity of Le Diable boiteux Lesage worked at it for a long time and did not bring out the third part till 1724 nor the fourth till 1735 During these twenty years he was however continually busy Notwithstanding the great merit and success of Turcaret and Crispin the Th tre Fran ais did not welcome him and in 1715 he began to write for the Th tre de la foire the comic opera held in booths at festival time According to one computation he produced either alone or with others about a hundred pieces varying from strings of songs with no regular dialogues to comediettas only distinguished from regular plays by the introduction of music He was also industrious in prose fiction Besides finishing Gil Blas he translated the Orlando innamorato 1721 rearranged Guzman d Alfarache 1732 published two more or less original novels Le Bachelier de Salamanque and Estevanille Gonzalez and in 1733 produced the Vie et aventures de M de Beauchesne which resembles certain works of Daniel Defoe Besides all this Lesage was also the author of La Valise trouv e a collection of imaginary letters and of some minor pieces including Une journ e des Parques He did not retire until 1740 when he was more than seventy years of age he and his wife went to live with his second son who was a canon at Boulogne sur Mer Lesage s eldest son Louis Andr had become an actor and Lesage had disowned him Lesage s last work M lange amusant de saillies d esprit et de traits historiques les plus frappants appeared in 1743 With his wife he had three sons and a daughter whose filial piety made her devote her entire life to serving her genius father Though he lived happily one event embittered Lesage for years His eldest son had been educated for the bar but insisted going on stage Lesage who had often painted the life of the actor in the most ridiculous and hateful aspect was pained by his son s career choice especially when his son joined the Th tre Fran ais against which Lesage had long waged a satirical war Probably out of deference to his father the son took the name Montm nil and by the merit of his talents and private character soon entered the upper society of Paris Lesage was reconciled with his son many years later and became so devoted to Montm nil that he could barely leave his side Montm nil caught cold during a hunting party and died on 8 September 1743 This was such a severe blow to Lesage that he retired forever from Paris and the world Lesage s youngest son had also become an actor under the name Pittenec so Lesage and his wife saw out their old age in the home of their second son who had become the Abb Lesage Abbott Lesage This son had been made a Canon of the Cathedral of Boulogne through the patronage of the queen and been bestowed a fair pension Lesage lived beyond 80 years of age but was afflicted with deafness and had to use an ear trumpet However his conversation was so delightful that when he ventured into the world and frequented his favourite coffee house in Rue St Jacques in Paris guests would gather around him climbing onto tables and chairs to hear his famous words of wit and wisdom Alain Ren Lesage died on 17 November 1747 Very little is known of Lesage s life and personality The few anecdotes which we have of him represent him as a very independent man declining to accept the literary patronage required to survive One story tells of the time he had been entreated to read his manuscript according to the fashion of the day at the H tel de Bouillon by the Duchess The hour appointed for the reading was noon but the dramatist was still very interested in legal matters and was detained until 1 o clock attending the decision of a lawsuit When he finally appeared at the H tel and attempted to apologise the Duchess of Bouillon was so cold and haughty observing that he had made her guests lose one hour waiting for his arrival It is easy to make up the loss madame replied Lesage I will not read my comedy and thus you will gain two hours With that he left the H tel and could never be persuaded to go to the Duchess s house again
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Leather |
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Paris |
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French |
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translator Alain Rene Lesage |
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Literature |
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Literature & Fiction |
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1783 |
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