The Life And Adventures of Edmund Kean Tragedian 1787 1833 volume 2
The Life And Adventures of Edmund Kean Tragedian 1787 1833 volume 2
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In error I was born, in error I have lived, in error I shall die. That a gentleman should be insulted under my roof creates a blush I shall carry with me to my grave ; and that you are so in every sense of the word is unques- tionable, from education, habits, and manners. It is too true that I have fostered a worm until it has become a viper ; but my guilt is on my head. Farewell.
" Yours, "Edmund Kean. " A short time afterwards he wrote to Tom Cunning- ham, then engaged at the Theatre Royal, D...ublin — " Dear Tom, " I have read the Dublin Theatre is to be sold, and I suppose the greater part of the company left to starve or rob, according to their inclinations. Off with his head — so much for Berkley Bunn. Phillips has left me, and I feel quite at a loss for a friend and man of business. If you would like to spend the remainder of your days with me, correspond with the damned managers, and take care they don't swindle, I should 204 EDMUND KEAN.
be most happy to receive you. I would give you the precise terms I did Phillips — £50 per year, and as much bub and grub as you can stow in you, and the non-play days we will over pipe and glass laugh and defy the villainies and falsehoods of this world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In error I was born, in error I have lived, in error I shall die. That a gentleman should be insulted under my roof creates a blush I shall carry with me to my grave ; and that you are so in every sense of the word is unques- tionable, from education, habits, and manners. It is too true that I have fostered a worm until it has become a viper ; but my guilt is on my head. Farewell.
" Yours, "Edmund Kean. " A short time afterwards he wrote to Tom Cunning- ham, then engaged at the Theatre Royal, D...ublin — " Dear Tom, " I have read the Dublin Theatre is to be sold, and I suppose the greater part of the company left to starve or rob, according to their inclinations. Off with his head — so much for Berkley Bunn. Phillips has left me, and I feel quite at a loss for a friend and man of business. If you would like to spend the remainder of your days with me, correspond with the damned managers, and take care they don't swindle, I should 204 EDMUND KEAN.
be most happy to receive you. I would give you the precise terms I did Phillips — £50 per year, and as much bub and grub as you can stow in you, and the non-play days we will over pipe and glass laugh and defy the villainies and falsehoods of this world.
What to read after The Life And Adventures of Edmund Kean Tragedian 1787 1833 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy to read onlineMoreLess
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