The Life of George Fred. Cooke: Composed Principally From Journals And Other ...
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Maxfield, at 90 Portsmouth. The letter contained an unwil- ling disappointment.
" Took a short walk in the Park, and af- terwards rehearsed Sir Giles Overreach.
Walked again in the Park, and on my return home, found the plays ordered from Mr.
Barker. At the theatre received another nonsensical anonymous letter, from the same crazy wretch as the last. ^ After dinner, at near five o'clock, received letters from Mr.
Lambe and Mr. Max field. My Bath paper did not arrive. Acted Sir Giles Overreach ;... well, in some parts very well ; and had I not been disconcerted by the stupidity of some, it would have been a good whole. Certain plays pre sadly neglected.
" Sunday, January 29th. — Looked over some plays. Read " The News." Finished " A Midsummer Night's Dream." Marked some plays to be interleaved. Read " The Rehearsal," with the prologue and epilogue, the key to it, and the publisher's address to the public. The author, the witty George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, wrote it in ridicule of the tedious bombastic senseless 91 style of many plays much followed daring the reign of the second Charles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maxfield, at 90 Portsmouth. The letter contained an unwil- ling disappointment.
" Took a short walk in the Park, and af- terwards rehearsed Sir Giles Overreach.
Walked again in the Park, and on my return home, found the plays ordered from Mr.
Barker. At the theatre received another nonsensical anonymous letter, from the same crazy wretch as the last. ^ After dinner, at near five o'clock, received letters from Mr.
Lambe and Mr. Max field. My Bath paper did not arrive. Acted Sir Giles Overreach ;... well, in some parts very well ; and had I not been disconcerted by the stupidity of some, it would have been a good whole. Certain plays pre sadly neglected.
" Sunday, January 29th. — Looked over some plays. Read " The News." Finished " A Midsummer Night's Dream." Marked some plays to be interleaved. Read " The Rehearsal," with the prologue and epilogue, the key to it, and the publisher's address to the public. The author, the witty George Villiers Duke of Buckingham, wrote it in ridicule of the tedious bombastic senseless 91 style of many plays much followed daring the reign of the second Charles.
What to read after The Life of George Fred. Cooke: Composed Principally From Journals And Other ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dunlap William to read onlineMoreLess
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