The Art of Reading
The Art of Reading
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Its priv- ileges are so great that it has never had a real rival, being always first in tragedy and first in comedy.
The company soon removed to more commodious quarters in the street still called the Rue de VAncienne Comedie, where it remained for more than 80 years, playing among others the works of Regnard, Cr^billon, Voltaire, Diderot and Beaumar- chais. The building getting too old, the company took refuge in the Tuileries theatre, lent to them by the King, till 1782, when they installed t...hemselves in their large new theatre, still in ex- istence, called the Odeon. The Revolution attacked the The- atre-Frangais as well as everything else ; some of its members with Monvel at their head raised the tricolor, but many were put in prison for contumacy and the company generally was broken up for nine years. In 1799, it was reconstructed by Napoleon, and the Odeon being partially injured by fire, the Comedie Frangaise was transferred to the Varietes theatre in the Rue Richelieu^ where the Theatre- Frangais has remained ever since.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its priv- ileges are so great that it has never had a real rival, being always first in tragedy and first in comedy.
The company soon removed to more commodious quarters in the street still called the Rue de VAncienne Comedie, where it remained for more than 80 years, playing among others the works of Regnard, Cr^billon, Voltaire, Diderot and Beaumar- chais. The building getting too old, the company took refuge in the Tuileries theatre, lent to them by the King, till 1782, when they installed t...hemselves in their large new theatre, still in ex- istence, called the Odeon. The Revolution attacked the The- atre-Frangais as well as everything else ; some of its members with Monvel at their head raised the tricolor, but many were put in prison for contumacy and the company generally was broken up for nine years. In 1799, it was reconstructed by Napoleon, and the Odeon being partially injured by fire, the Comedie Frangaise was transferred to the Varietes theatre in the Rue Richelieu^ where the Theatre- Frangais has remained ever since.
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