← The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor, Vol. I, No. 1, January 1810
Chapter 7
Dramatis Personae
Foundling of the Forest:
A PLAY. BY WILLIAM DIMOND, ESQ. AUTHOR OF “ADRIAN AND ORRILA,” “HERO OF THE NORTH,” “HUNTER OF THE ALPS,” &c. &c. “And yet poor Edwin was no vulgar boy.” Beattie. PUBLISHED BY BRADFORD AND INSKEEP, PHILADELPHIA; INSKEEP AND BRADFORD, NEW-YORK; AND WILLIAM M‘ILHENNNY, BOSTON. SMITH AND MAXWELL, PRINTERS.
1810.
The Foundling of the Forest.
Count De Valmont.
Baron Longueville.
Florian, a foundling adopted by De Valmont.
Bertrand, valet to Longueville.
L’Eclair, valet to Florian.
Gaspard, an old domestic.
Geraldine, niece to De Valmont.
Rosabelle, her woman.
Monica, an old woman.
Unknown Female.
Sanguine,
Lenoire,
bravoes in the pay of Longueville.
Domestics, Peasants, Dancers, &c. &c.
SCENE—The Chateau de Valmont and its environs, situate in the upper Alsace, near the River Rhine.