A Group of Comedians
A Group of Comedians
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Even now, the present writer seems to hear once again the tuneful voice of Brougham in his capital smoking-song set to the air of " Widow Machree" : "Oh, wid a dhudieen I can blow away care, Oh hone, wid a dhudieen!
Black thoughts and blue devils all melt into air, Oh hone ! wid a dhudieen !
If you 're short any day, Or a note have to pay, And you don't know the way, To come out of it clean ; From your head and your heart You can make it depart, Oh hone ! wid a dhudieen !" The printed text of "...Pocahontas" is rather a lit- erary curiosity. The word-plays are innumerable, and every point is so indicated that the page is fairly peppered with italics. And there are some very excellent puns. For instance, Smith's life is in danger, and he asks permission to say a few last words, to which request Powhatan replies : ss "We 're tied to time, and time and tide won't wait, You must die early so you can't dilate!" Combinations as happy are of frequent occurrence throughout the play.
After several seasons with Wallack, he was seen at Burton's New Theatre, where he remained until he sailed for Europe in 1860.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even now, the present writer seems to hear once again the tuneful voice of Brougham in his capital smoking-song set to the air of " Widow Machree" : "Oh, wid a dhudieen I can blow away care, Oh hone, wid a dhudieen!
Black thoughts and blue devils all melt into air, Oh hone ! wid a dhudieen !
If you 're short any day, Or a note have to pay, And you don't know the way, To come out of it clean ; From your head and your heart You can make it depart, Oh hone ! wid a dhudieen !" The printed text of "...Pocahontas" is rather a lit- erary curiosity. The word-plays are innumerable, and every point is so indicated that the page is fairly peppered with italics. And there are some very excellent puns. For instance, Smith's life is in danger, and he asks permission to say a few last words, to which request Powhatan replies : ss "We 're tied to time, and time and tide won't wait, You must die early so you can't dilate!" Combinations as happy are of frequent occurrence throughout the play.
After several seasons with Wallack, he was seen at Burton's New Theatre, where he remained until he sailed for Europe in 1860.
What to read after A Group of Comedians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keese, William L. (William Linn), 1835-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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