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(A delicate touch has been imparted to this scene by the author through the device of phrasing the love passages spoken here by the characters in the same terms as the love scene in Act II, thereby suggesting the despotism of rosemary, the tyranny of memories.) When the darkness is finally dissipated, the audience observes the scene as it was at the beginning of the act. Where the man was standing, however, the audience now beholds the little boy of Act I. And, as the little boy — for such was ...the old man, after all — as the little boy, in whose breast beats the heart of the old man's experience, stands there, the scene gradually changes back in every detail, save that the bed staring from the window seems no longer so filled with dread, to the disordered scene of the first act.
Obviously, it is out of the question for me m this small space to review this play for you at the length It properly demands; to quote its many witty lines such, for example, as the youth's " We men flatter 202 ANOTHER BOOK ON THE THEATRE ourselves when we believe a woman does not love us: why otherwise would she waste her time on us?", as the scholar's " Persons object to the presentation of vice in attractive form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(A delicate touch has been imparted to this scene by the author through the device of phrasing the love passages spoken here by the characters in the same terms as the love scene in Act II, thereby suggesting the despotism of rosemary, the tyranny of memories.) When the darkness is finally dissipated, the audience observes the scene as it was at the beginning of the act. Where the man was standing, however, the audience now beholds the little boy of Act I. And, as the little boy — for such was ...the old man, after all — as the little boy, in whose breast beats the heart of the old man's experience, stands there, the scene gradually changes back in every detail, save that the bed staring from the window seems no longer so filled with dread, to the disordered scene of the first act.
Obviously, it is out of the question for me m this small space to review this play for you at the length It properly demands; to quote its many witty lines such, for example, as the youth's " We men flatter 202 ANOTHER BOOK ON THE THEATRE ourselves when we believe a woman does not love us: why otherwise would she waste her time on us?", as the scholar's " Persons object to the presentation of vice in attractive form.
What to read after Another book On the Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nathan George Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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