A Georgian Pageant
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Horace Walpole was able to write of her : " In distinction of manner and refinement she excelled Mrs. Abington, who could never go beyond '39 A Georgian Pageant Lady Teazle, which is a second-rate character. " Again, in a letter to Lady Ossory, he ascribed the ability o£ Miss Farren to the fact that she was accus- tomed to mingle with the best society.
This theory of Walpole's has been frequently con- troverted since his day, and now no one will venture to assert that there is really anything i...n it, although it sounds plausible enough. Miss Farren had, how- ever, ample opportunity of studying " the real thing " and of profiting by her study. She found herself on the most intimate footing with duchesses — not of the baser sort like her of Ancaster, or of the eccentric sort like her of Bedford, but of the most exalted. The Duchess of Richmond and the Duchess of Leinster were among her friends, and thus it was that her ap- pearance at the rehearsals of The Heiress of Whitehall Place was not wholly professional.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Horace Walpole was able to write of her : " In distinction of manner and refinement she excelled Mrs. Abington, who could never go beyond '39 A Georgian Pageant Lady Teazle, which is a second-rate character. " Again, in a letter to Lady Ossory, he ascribed the ability o£ Miss Farren to the fact that she was accus- tomed to mingle with the best society.
This theory of Walpole's has been frequently con- troverted since his day, and now no one will venture to assert that there is really anything i...n it, although it sounds plausible enough. Miss Farren had, how- ever, ample opportunity of studying " the real thing " and of profiting by her study. She found herself on the most intimate footing with duchesses — not of the baser sort like her of Ancaster, or of the eccentric sort like her of Bedford, but of the most exalted. The Duchess of Richmond and the Duchess of Leinster were among her friends, and thus it was that her ap- pearance at the rehearsals of The Heiress of Whitehall Place was not wholly professional.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Frank Frankfort to read onlineMoreLess
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