In this witty and entertaining play, Alexandre Dumas and Augustin Ed Daly bring to life the colorful characters of provincial France in the nineteenth century. From the scheming landlady to the poor but ambitious young clerk, this book offers a delightful portrayal of life in a small town. With sharp dialogue and clever plot twists, Monsieur Alphonse is a must-read for fans of nineteenth-century French literature and drama.
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