Edwin Forrest: the Actor And the Man. Critical And Reminiscent ..
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O gods, I shall go mad ! " All this was so intensely done that the audience felt a thrill of pity for Lear's situation, and wondered how the human heart could reach the hardened depravity of his two daughters His opening scene in the third act amidst the storm with his grand figure towering, and in a rage of exclamations equal to the frenzy of the night, was a dramatic picture that exalted the admiration of his audience beyond description.
" And thou, all-shaking thunder, Strike flat the thick ...rotundity o'the world." was given with a height of voice and pose of body that were the zenith of grandeur : " Rumble thy fill ! fight whirlwind, rain and fire ! " All these explosive expletives were rendered in the expression of frightful anger.
16 122 " Hide, hide, thou murd'rer, hide thy bloody hand !
Thou perjur'd villain ! holy hypocrite !
That drink'st the widows' tears," revealed the bitterness that choked up his agonized heart against the ingrate and unmerciful, and then with a dizzy speed he whirled around on the stage, and, pressing his hand to his brow, he said : " My wits begin to turn," and, in a broken and shivering voice, he continued to Kent : " Old as I am at heart, I've one place there That's sorry yet for thee." The scene that followed with " Mad Tom," as Forrest performed the character, revealed a tired physical condition, and a human heart crushed and bleeding.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O gods, I shall go mad ! " All this was so intensely done that the audience felt a thrill of pity for Lear's situation, and wondered how the human heart could reach the hardened depravity of his two daughters His opening scene in the third act amidst the storm with his grand figure towering, and in a rage of exclamations equal to the frenzy of the night, was a dramatic picture that exalted the admiration of his audience beyond description.
" And thou, all-shaking thunder, Strike flat the thick ...rotundity o'the world." was given with a height of voice and pose of body that were the zenith of grandeur : " Rumble thy fill ! fight whirlwind, rain and fire ! " All these explosive expletives were rendered in the expression of frightful anger.
16 122 " Hide, hide, thou murd'rer, hide thy bloody hand !
Thou perjur'd villain ! holy hypocrite !
That drink'st the widows' tears," revealed the bitterness that choked up his agonized heart against the ingrate and unmerciful, and then with a dizzy speed he whirled around on the stage, and, pressing his hand to his brow, he said : " My wits begin to turn," and, in a broken and shivering voice, he continued to Kent : " Old as I am at heart, I've one place there That's sorry yet for thee." The scene that followed with " Mad Tom," as Forrest performed the character, revealed a tired physical condition, and a human heart crushed and bleeding.
What to read after Edwin Forrest: the Actor And the Man. Critical And Reminiscent ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, Gabriel, 1818-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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