Le Verre d'Eau (A Glass of Water)
Eugene Scribe (1791-1861 Paris) was a comedic playwright who wrote 350 plays in his life. This particular play was first done in 1840. This book has often been used to teach french language due to it's ease of converstation and it holds the attention of the student because it is not only funny but also historical even tho some of the names were changed to "protect the innocent".
Charles Eggert PH.D, (1853-1931) has edited and added notes to this copy published in 1900 by DC Heath & Co. It is 6.75 X 4.5" and is in really great vintage condition. The pages are yellowed as expected but are not brittle and the hardback cover is just worn around the edges.
It's a nice little book to practice your French as well as a collectible book.
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