Charles Albert Fechter
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The audience was thrilled by Melnotte's noble passion ; the blood tingled through their veins as if they were being charged with electricity. The divine spark, of which we hear so much and see so little, asserted its presence ; and when the curtain fell upon an entirely new tableau, no one could resist the enthusiasm of re- calling again and again him who had made a magnifi- cent hero out of an old stage bore. To the last there was manifest Claude's love for his mother, which so justifies the W...idow's adoration of her son. He would not hurt her by even a word. After Mdnotte's exclama- tion, " the husband of a being so beautiful . , . May be low bom, " Fechter took his mother's hand, adding, "there is no guilt in the decrees of Providence, " with a tenderness that made us ask, " Why can't we have more acting like it?" His last embrace was for this widowed mother, and at sight of so true a son, so great a lover, even the manliest eye sympathized with rough Colonel Dainas as he murmured, " I '11 be hanged if I 'm not going to blubber !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The audience was thrilled by Melnotte's noble passion ; the blood tingled through their veins as if they were being charged with electricity. The divine spark, of which we hear so much and see so little, asserted its presence ; and when the curtain fell upon an entirely new tableau, no one could resist the enthusiasm of re- calling again and again him who had made a magnifi- cent hero out of an old stage bore. To the last there was manifest Claude's love for his mother, which so justifies the W...idow's adoration of her son. He would not hurt her by even a word. After Mdnotte's exclama- tion, " the husband of a being so beautiful . , . May be low bom, " Fechter took his mother's hand, adding, "there is no guilt in the decrees of Providence, " with a tenderness that made us ask, " Why can't we have more acting like it?" His last embrace was for this widowed mother, and at sight of so true a son, so great a lover, even the manliest eye sympathized with rough Colonel Dainas as he murmured, " I '11 be hanged if I 'm not going to blubber !
What to read after Charles Albert Fechter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Field to read onlineMoreLess
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