The Playmaker
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Bryant appear at the beginning of Act 5. On the night of the performance and during the last rehearsals, Mary Brenham would be wearing a white gentleman’s suit and Rose would be dishevelled and wear a mob cap, her hair escaping from beneath it. Neither woman was as yet fully acquainted with her costume—the seamstress Frances Hart was still working at Silvia’s suit.
This segment of the play was oddly delicious, particularly because of what both women had suffered, though Ralph assured himself he ...did not relish directly the recent travails of either of them. But since her recovery from her bruises there was a new liveliness in Mary Brenham—she did her Silvia with gusto. And in Dabby a sort of smarting grief was apparent since the native had died, since she had seen him buried with his secret and glistening rope intact within him and heard Dick Johnson’s play-hating God, instead of that celestial Mother and Son, invoked on Arabanoo’s behalf.
Act 5 commences in an anteroom adjoining Silvia’s bedchamber.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bryant appear at the beginning of Act 5. On the night of the performance and during the last rehearsals, Mary Brenham would be wearing a white gentleman’s suit and Rose would be dishevelled and wear a mob cap, her hair escaping from beneath it. Neither woman was as yet fully acquainted with her costume—the seamstress Frances Hart was still working at Silvia’s suit.
This segment of the play was oddly delicious, particularly because of what both women had suffered, though Ralph assured himself he ...did not relish directly the recent travails of either of them. But since her recovery from her bruises there was a new liveliness in Mary Brenham—she did her Silvia with gusto. And in Dabby a sort of smarting grief was apparent since the native had died, since she had seen him buried with his secret and glistening rope intact within him and heard Dick Johnson’s play-hating God, instead of that celestial Mother and Son, invoked on Arabanoo’s behalf.
Act 5 commences in an anteroom adjoining Silvia’s bedchamber.
What to read after The Playmaker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Keneally to read onlineMoreLess
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