Corneille And Racine in England a Study of the English Translations of the Two
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Roxane. Ah ! e'en est trop enfin, tu seras satisfait. Hoik ! gardes, qu'on vienne.
MISCELLANEOUS TRANSLATIONS 217 casting its shadow before. The publisher sa3^s, speaking for the authoress who was apparently too timid to speak for herself, " This tragedy was writ by a young Lady and entrusted to my management. I introduced it into the Playhouse for her Interest and take the freedom of making choice of you as a Patron for her Reputation. Whatever cold Encouragement it met with upon the Stage I a...m induced, from the Opinion of several good Judges who perused it before it came there, to believe it might very reasonably be attributed to the Season of the Year which was a little too far advanced to afford much Success to any Entertainment of this kind. It may probably, the next winter, when the Manager of the Theatre has agreed to let it try its fortune again, appear to a greater Advantage. The four first acts are taken chiefly from Racine, but the Last is, excepting a few lines, entirely new.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roxane. Ah ! e'en est trop enfin, tu seras satisfait. Hoik ! gardes, qu'on vienne.
MISCELLANEOUS TRANSLATIONS 217 casting its shadow before. The publisher sa3^s, speaking for the authoress who was apparently too timid to speak for herself, " This tragedy was writ by a young Lady and entrusted to my management. I introduced it into the Playhouse for her Interest and take the freedom of making choice of you as a Patron for her Reputation. Whatever cold Encouragement it met with upon the Stage I a...m induced, from the Opinion of several good Judges who perused it before it came there, to believe it might very reasonably be attributed to the Season of the Year which was a little too far advanced to afford much Success to any Entertainment of this kind. It may probably, the next winter, when the Manager of the Theatre has agreed to let it try its fortune again, appear to a greater Advantage. The four first acts are taken chiefly from Racine, but the Last is, excepting a few lines, entirely new.
What to read after Corneille And Racine in England a Study of the English Translations of the Two?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fisher Dorothy Canfield to read onlineMoreLess
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