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Enfield Speakers. The Speaker, by William Enfield, a Nonconformist divine, published in 1774, was the most popular book of elocution in its day.
Pagb 87, 1. 6. Betterton, Thomas (? 1635-1710), the greatest actor of Dryden's age.
1. 29. ore rotunda, ' with rounded mouth ', 1. e. in smooth and rolling speech (Horace, Ars Poetica, 1. 323).
Page 89, 1. 2. they themselves are old : King Lear, 11.
iv. 194.
1. 5. the tamperings with it. Nahum Tate (1652-1715), poetaster and dramatist, remodelled the p...lay in 168 1. In his version Cordelia survives and marries Edgar, and Lear is restored. This version held the stage down to 1756, when it was itself adapted by Garrick, who retained the love scenes, and the happy ending, and omitted the Fool. In 1765 Colman produced another version, nearer to Shakespeare. It was not until 1838 that Macready revived the pure original.
Prologue to Remorse. 1. 9. Booth, Barton (1681-1733), one of the leading actors from 1700 to his retirement in 1727.
1. 11. Quin, James (1693-1766), the rival of Garrick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Enfield Speakers. The Speaker, by William Enfield, a Nonconformist divine, published in 1774, was the most popular book of elocution in its day.
Pagb 87, 1. 6. Betterton, Thomas (? 1635-1710), the greatest actor of Dryden's age.
1. 29. ore rotunda, ' with rounded mouth ', 1. e. in smooth and rolling speech (Horace, Ars Poetica, 1. 323).
Page 89, 1. 2. they themselves are old : King Lear, 11.
iv. 194.
1. 5. the tamperings with it. Nahum Tate (1652-1715), poetaster and dramatist, remodelled the p...lay in 168 1. In his version Cordelia survives and marries Edgar, and Lear is restored. This version held the stage down to 1756, when it was itself adapted by Garrick, who retained the love scenes, and the happy ending, and omitted the Fool. In 1765 Colman produced another version, nearer to Shakespeare. It was not until 1838 that Macready revived the pure original.
Prologue to Remorse. 1. 9. Booth, Barton (1681-1733), one of the leading actors from 1700 to his retirement in 1727.
1. 11. Quin, James (1693-1766), the rival of Garrick.
What to read after Charles Lamb: Prose & Poetry;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Quincey Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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