A Century of Famous Actresses 1750 1850
A Century of Famous Actresses 1750 1850
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People were in raptures over her, blaming themselves for not having realized before the unique jewel they had got in their midst. She became the rage. Within ten days of this performance her clothes, her cap, her elegant manners, were the one topic of conversation in fashion- able society. When the night of her own benefit arrived, her success exceeded her wildest hopes. She created a furore, and, in consequence, a party of influential people, anxious for her to appear in more favourable surrou...ndings, persuaded her to play for a few nights at Crow Street, before the season ended. Accordingly she appeared at that theatre on the 22nd of May, 1760, in the characters of Lady Toivnly, and Liicinda in ''^ The Englishman in Parish So crowded was the house that, although ** part of the pit was laid into the boxes, " a large number of people had to be turned away.
Woodward and Barry hastened to offer her the most favourable terms for the ensuing season, a fact unpalat- able to Mrs. Dancer, who had until now played all the principal comedy parts, as well as tragedy, at Crow Street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People were in raptures over her, blaming themselves for not having realized before the unique jewel they had got in their midst. She became the rage. Within ten days of this performance her clothes, her cap, her elegant manners, were the one topic of conversation in fashion- able society. When the night of her own benefit arrived, her success exceeded her wildest hopes. She created a furore, and, in consequence, a party of influential people, anxious for her to appear in more favourable surrou...ndings, persuaded her to play for a few nights at Crow Street, before the season ended. Accordingly she appeared at that theatre on the 22nd of May, 1760, in the characters of Lady Toivnly, and Liicinda in ''^ The Englishman in Parish So crowded was the house that, although ** part of the pit was laid into the boxes, " a large number of people had to be turned away.
Woodward and Barry hastened to offer her the most favourable terms for the ensuing season, a fact unpalat- able to Mrs. Dancer, who had until now played all the principal comedy parts, as well as tragedy, at Crow Street.
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