My Sister the Actress. a Novel 1
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Mrs. Henderson never sees the inside of a theatre ; the most successful piece that was ever produced, or the greatest genius that ever appeared, would not tempt her from her fireside. ' Mr. Henderson does quite enough of that sort of thing for both of us,' she is wont to say. She is an old-fashioned homely body, not unlady-like, though rather un- polished, and the reception she gives to Betha makes the girl feel at her ease at once.
* It will be quite a pleasure to me to have you in the house, ...my dear ; though how you can choose that nasty stage for a profession, I cannot think. I'd rather do plain needlework myself, than live in that heat and noise and glare. However, there's no accounting for tastes, as I tell Mr. Henderson, for I don't believe he could exist without them. If you were to set him down in the country, with roses and lilacs to smell, and the fresh air to blow in his face, I think he'd die. But 200 My Sister the Actress, we've never had chick nor child of our own, you see, my dear, and so the theatre's a sort of a child to him ; but it'll almost seem to me now as if I'd got a daughter in the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Henderson never sees the inside of a theatre ; the most successful piece that was ever produced, or the greatest genius that ever appeared, would not tempt her from her fireside. ' Mr. Henderson does quite enough of that sort of thing for both of us,' she is wont to say. She is an old-fashioned homely body, not unlady-like, though rather un- polished, and the reception she gives to Betha makes the girl feel at her ease at once.
* It will be quite a pleasure to me to have you in the house, ...my dear ; though how you can choose that nasty stage for a profession, I cannot think. I'd rather do plain needlework myself, than live in that heat and noise and glare. However, there's no accounting for tastes, as I tell Mr. Henderson, for I don't believe he could exist without them. If you were to set him down in the country, with roses and lilacs to smell, and the fresh air to blow in his face, I think he'd die. But 200 My Sister the Actress, we've never had chick nor child of our own, you see, my dear, and so the theatre's a sort of a child to him ; but it'll almost seem to me now as if I'd got a daughter in the house.
What to read after My Sister the Actress. a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lean, Florence, Formerly Church, Formerly Marryat to read onlineMoreLess
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