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After beginning his literary career as a poet and prose writer he married his young cousin Virginia Clemm He worked for several magazines and joined the staff of the New York Mirror newspaper in All the while he was battling a drinking problem After the Mirror published his poem The Raven in January Poe achieved national and international fame Besides pioneering the development of the short story Poe invented the format for the detective story as we know it today He also was an outstanding literary critic Despite the acclaim he received he was never really happy because of his drinking and because of the s of several people close to him including his wife in He frequently had trouble paying his debts It is believed that heavy drinking was a contributing cause of his in Baltimore on October MoliÃ¨re modeled the protagonist in The Miser on a character in Aulularia Pot of Gold a comedy by the ancient Roman playwright Plautus BC according to the nineteenthcentury French scholar
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ated Aulularia in an edition published in Paris in by Librairie Hachette

In the Plautus work an elderly Athenian named Euclio finds a pot of gold that he keeps hidden from others while in the midst of arranging for his daughter to marry a wealthy neighbor In the MoliÃ¨re play an elderly Parisian named Harpagon keeps hidden a vast sum paid to him while in the midst of arranging a marriage between himself and an attractive young woman

MoliÃ¨re may also have drawn a modicum of inspiration for his character from the life of Jacques Tardieu a lawenforcement officer attached to the ChÃ¢telet a Parisian court Tardieu was a notorious usurer and miser said to have amassed a large fortune that made him one of the wealthiest citizens in Paris In three years before MoliÃ¨re debuted his play thieves attempting to tap Tardieus riches murdered him and his wife at their residence on the Rue de Harlay Many residents of the city felt that Tardieu got what he deserved

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