The Lily of Paris, Or, the King's Nurse 2
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II. G 122 THE LILY OF P.UIIS.
by bright tapestry hangings in guise of carpet- ing: a large high-backed and sculptured arm- chair upon this platform, covered with a cloth of gold, and canopied by a huge gilt crown, tick- lishly suspended on the top of a pole at the back of the chair, showed that this privileged place was reserved for the king and court : two stools, also covered with brocade, were placed for the use of those whose rank permitted their being seated in the royal presence.
The othe...r space, necessarily' left unstormed, was that occupied by the permanent stage erected for the performances of the Brethren of the Passion, at the end of the hall opposite to the great en- trance. The huge cage of heavy scaffolding that composed this primitive theatre, was divided into two separate compartments, the upper one of wliich was again similarly subdivided into three. The lower compartment was covered with draperies that concealed its interior, and served as tiring-room and green-room, to say nothing of a thousand other usages, for the numerous actors in the mysteries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II. G 122 THE LILY OF P.UIIS.
by bright tapestry hangings in guise of carpet- ing: a large high-backed and sculptured arm- chair upon this platform, covered with a cloth of gold, and canopied by a huge gilt crown, tick- lishly suspended on the top of a pole at the back of the chair, showed that this privileged place was reserved for the king and court : two stools, also covered with brocade, were placed for the use of those whose rank permitted their being seated in the royal presence.
The othe...r space, necessarily' left unstormed, was that occupied by the permanent stage erected for the performances of the Brethren of the Passion, at the end of the hall opposite to the great en- trance. The huge cage of heavy scaffolding that composed this primitive theatre, was divided into two separate compartments, the upper one of wliich was again similarly subdivided into three. The lower compartment was covered with draperies that concealed its interior, and served as tiring-room and green-room, to say nothing of a thousand other usages, for the numerous actors in the mysteries.
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