L'un des auteurs dramatiques les plus jou�s du xixe si�cle, en France comme dans le reste du monde1, Eug�ne Scribe a �t� �lu � l'Acad�mie fran�aise en 1834. La c�l�brit� dont il a joui de son vivant contraste singuli�rement avec l'oubli total dans lequel son oeuvre est tomb�e de nos jours.

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La Demoiselle à marier, ou la premiere entrevue

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