The Native Son
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The incidental music is alsowritten by them. Scarcely has one year's play been produced before therehearsals for the next begin. The result is a performance of a finishedbeauty which not only astounds Easterners, but surprises Europeans. Although undoubtedly it is the best, it is only one of numberlessout-of-door masques, plays and pageants produced all over California.
As for the Exposition of 1915, when I say that for many Californians, itwill take the edge off some of the beauty of Europe, I... am quite serious. For it was colored in the gorgeous gamut of the Orient, clamant yellows, oranges, golds, combined with mysterious blues, muted scarlets. And itwas illuminated as no Exposition has ever before been illuminated; withlights that dripped down from the cornices of the buildings; or shot upfrom their foundations; or gleamed through transparent pillars; orglistened behind tumbling waters; or sparkled within leaping fountains. Some of this light even floated from enormous braziers, thereby fillingthe night with clouds of mist-flame; or flooded across the bay fromreservoirs of tinted glass, thereby sluicing the whole dream-world withfluid color.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The incidental music is alsowritten by them. Scarcely has one year's play been produced before therehearsals for the next begin. The result is a performance of a finishedbeauty which not only astounds Easterners, but surprises Europeans. Although undoubtedly it is the best, it is only one of numberlessout-of-door masques, plays and pageants produced all over California.
As for the Exposition of 1915, when I say that for many Californians, itwill take the edge off some of the beauty of Europe, I... am quite serious. For it was colored in the gorgeous gamut of the Orient, clamant yellows, oranges, golds, combined with mysterious blues, muted scarlets. And itwas illuminated as no Exposition has ever before been illuminated; withlights that dripped down from the cornices of the buildings; or shot upfrom their foundations; or gleamed through transparent pillars; orglistened behind tumbling waters; or sparkled within leaping fountains. Some of this light even floated from enormous braziers, thereby fillingthe night with clouds of mist-flame; or flooded across the bay fromreservoirs of tinted glass, thereby sluicing the whole dream-world withfluid color.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inez Haynes Irwin to read onlineMoreLess
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