: Heath's Modern Language Series: El trovador by Vaughan Herbert Hunter Annotator Garc A Guti Rrez Antonio - Spanish drama Opera

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Annotator: H.H. Vaughan

Heath's Modern Language Series

EL TROVADOR

ANTONIO GARC?A GUTI?RREZ

H. H. VAUGHAN, PH. D.

YALE UNIVERSITY

D. C. HEATH & CO., PUBLISHERS BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO

INTRODUCTION

The characters, although well drawn, are not strong. Manrique is a selfish and ambitious man, who well deserves his fate. Nu?o is unscrupulous and weak, but the weakest character of all is that of Leonor, who, knowing her duty, has neither strength nor will to accomplish it. Azucena is really the most interesting character in the play. From her first sad notes of "Bramando est? el pueblo ind?mito" to her last despairing cry of "Ya est?s vengada" we do not for a minute lose sight of the mortal conflict in her soul between the vengeance which she has sworn her mother and her love for Manrique.

As great difference exists in the usage of the Spanish punctuation marks at the present day, it has been thought advisable in this edition to adopt in some cases what might be called mixed punctuation, that is, when there is a question which is also an exclamation, attention is called to the fact by the use of the interrogation point before and the exclamation point after the phrase or sentence.

The editor wishes to extend his thanks to Professor J. D. M Ford and Professor C. H. Grandgent of Harvard, Professor A. Le Duc and Mr. F. D. Schnacke of the University of Kansas, and Professor C. P. Wagner of the University of Michigan, who have rendered valuable assistance in the preparation of this edition.

EL TROVADOR

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