Buzz Buzz Essays of the Theatre
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Or again : A little drop of water is enough to make the blind see as clear as the grey hawks do be high up, on a still day, sailing the sky.
It is the artist, not the peasant, taking you through these successive degrees of intensity of expression : Whitish yellowy hair does be soon turning the like of a handful of thin grass you'd see rotting, where the wet lies, at the north of a sty.
This startles one as though the words had been newly made to fit the thing expressed. It is English as elabora...tely found, for all its artlessness, as Flau- bert's French.
And Synge does for his people what he has done for their speech. The theme is no longer ignoble, squalid, mean. When Martin Doul, inarticulate poet in real life, articulate only when he speaks through Synge, leaves the church healed, and makes his way to the beautiful Molly Byrne, shrinking instinctively from the hag in whom he does not recognise his wife, the audience laughed a little audiences always laugh a little although the thing is pitiful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or again : A little drop of water is enough to make the blind see as clear as the grey hawks do be high up, on a still day, sailing the sky.
It is the artist, not the peasant, taking you through these successive degrees of intensity of expression : Whitish yellowy hair does be soon turning the like of a handful of thin grass you'd see rotting, where the wet lies, at the north of a sty.
This startles one as though the words had been newly made to fit the thing expressed. It is English as elabora...tely found, for all its artlessness, as Flau- bert's French.
And Synge does for his people what he has done for their speech. The theme is no longer ignoble, squalid, mean. When Martin Doul, inarticulate poet in real life, articulate only when he speaks through Synge, leaves the church healed, and makes his way to the beautiful Molly Byrne, shrinking instinctively from the hag in whom he does not recognise his wife, the audience laughed a little audiences always laugh a little although the thing is pitiful.
What to read after Buzz Buzz Essays of the Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Agate to read onlineMoreLess
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