Edwin Forrest
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The circle of his friends was greatly con- tracted, a certain irritable soreness was fixed in his sensibility, he shrank more strongly than ever from miscellaneous society, and seemed to be more asserting or protecting himself cloaked in an appearance of reserve and gloom. The world of Hfe never again wore to him the smiling aspect it had so often worn before." On his again assuming the labors of his profession, that which above is so clearly told became apparent to his friends. The applause wh...ich filled his ears, the wealth which flowed in upon him, could not improve that temper which had never been amiable, and all the hard stories of his life belong to this period. He meas- ured the friendship of his old companions by their eagerness or coldness in meeting his wishes in the col- lection of evidence for his case in the trial, and as he was not delicate in the tone of his requests, so was he AFTER THE TRIAL. 8/ harsh in his treatment of those who did not fulfil them.
To John Rice, of Chicago, who had been closely asso- ciated with him for years, he wrote for such a service as no gentleman would care to perform, even for his dear- est friend, and especially where a lady was concerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The circle of his friends was greatly con- tracted, a certain irritable soreness was fixed in his sensibility, he shrank more strongly than ever from miscellaneous society, and seemed to be more asserting or protecting himself cloaked in an appearance of reserve and gloom. The world of Hfe never again wore to him the smiling aspect it had so often worn before." On his again assuming the labors of his profession, that which above is so clearly told became apparent to his friends. The applause wh...ich filled his ears, the wealth which flowed in upon him, could not improve that temper which had never been amiable, and all the hard stories of his life belong to this period. He meas- ured the friendship of his old companions by their eagerness or coldness in meeting his wishes in the col- lection of evidence for his case in the trial, and as he was not delicate in the tone of his requests, so was he AFTER THE TRIAL. 8/ harsh in his treatment of those who did not fulfil them.
To John Rice, of Chicago, who had been closely asso- ciated with him for years, he wrote for such a service as no gentleman would care to perform, even for his dear- est friend, and especially where a lady was concerned.
What to read after Edwin Forrest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence Barrett to read onlineMoreLess
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