Dumas Paris
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Twenty years after the first appearance of " Gabriel Lambert, " in 1844, M. Amedee de Jallais Xa Dille 233 brought Dumas a " scenario " taken from the ro- mance. Unsuitable and unsympathetic though the principal character was, Dumas found the " scena- rio " so deftly made that he resolved to turn the book into a drama. This was quickly done, and the re- hearsals promised a success. On the evening of the first performance Dumas showed himself full of confidence in the play confidence which amoun...ted almost to certainty; for he said to a friend with whom he promenaded the corridors of the theatre while awaiting the rise of the curtain : " I am sure of my piece; to-night, I can defy the critics. " Some of these gentlemen, unfortunately overhearing him, were provoked to hostility, and, finding unhappy phrases here and there in the piece, they laid hold of them without mercy. Only the comic part of the drama, a scene introduced by Dumas, in which a vagabond steals a clock in the presence of its owner with superb audacity, disarmed their oppo- sition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twenty years after the first appearance of " Gabriel Lambert, " in 1844, M. Amedee de Jallais Xa Dille 233 brought Dumas a " scenario " taken from the ro- mance. Unsuitable and unsympathetic though the principal character was, Dumas found the " scena- rio " so deftly made that he resolved to turn the book into a drama. This was quickly done, and the re- hearsals promised a success. On the evening of the first performance Dumas showed himself full of confidence in the play confidence which amoun...ted almost to certainty; for he said to a friend with whom he promenaded the corridors of the theatre while awaiting the rise of the curtain : " I am sure of my piece; to-night, I can defy the critics. " Some of these gentlemen, unfortunately overhearing him, were provoked to hostility, and, finding unhappy phrases here and there in the piece, they laid hold of them without mercy. Only the comic part of the drama, a scene introduced by Dumas, in which a vagabond steals a clock in the presence of its owner with superb audacity, disarmed their oppo- sition.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Miltoun to read onlineMoreLess
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