The Blue Jar Story book
The Blue Jar Story book
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Two dolls were to personate the two chil- dren, and the principal character of the nurse I had tiie pleasure to perform myself. It consisted of several speeches, and a very long soliloquy during the (hanging of the children's clothes.
The elder brother of Augustus, a gentleman of fifteen years of age, refused to mix in our childish drama, yet condescended to paint the scenes, and our dresses were got up by my own maid.
When we thought ourselves quite perfect in our several parts, we announced i...t for representa- tion. Sir Edward and Lady Harriet, with their visitors, the parents of my young troop of com- edians, honoured us with their presence. The servants were also permitted to go into a music- gallery, which was at the end of a ball-room we had chosen for our theatre.
As autlior and principal performer, standing before a noble audience, my mind was too much engaged with the arduous task I had undertaken to glance my eyes towards the music-gaUery, or I might have seen two more spectators there than I expected.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two dolls were to personate the two chil- dren, and the principal character of the nurse I had tiie pleasure to perform myself. It consisted of several speeches, and a very long soliloquy during the (hanging of the children's clothes.
The elder brother of Augustus, a gentleman of fifteen years of age, refused to mix in our childish drama, yet condescended to paint the scenes, and our dresses were got up by my own maid.
When we thought ourselves quite perfect in our several parts, we announced i...t for representa- tion. Sir Edward and Lady Harriet, with their visitors, the parents of my young troop of com- edians, honoured us with their presence. The servants were also permitted to go into a music- gallery, which was at the end of a ball-room we had chosen for our theatre.
As autlior and principal performer, standing before a noble audience, my mind was too much engaged with the arduous task I had undertaken to glance my eyes towards the music-gaUery, or I might have seen two more spectators there than I expected.
What to read after The Blue Jar Story book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgeworth Maria to read onlineMoreLess
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