From the Easy Chair — volume 01
From the Easy Chair — volume 01
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In a passionate outburst, as in BobCratchit's wail for his lost little boy, or in Scrooge's prayer to beallowed to repent, the whole scene lives and throbs before you. Andwhen, in the great trial of Bardell against Pickwick, the thick, fatvoice of the elder Weller wheezes from the gallery, "Put it down witha wee, me Lerd, put it down with a wee, " you turn to look for thegallery and behold the benevolent parent.
Through all there is a striking sense of reserved power, and ofabsolute mastery of ...the art. There is no straining for points, noexaggeration, no extravagance, but an instinctive and adequate outlayof means for every effect, and a complete preservation of personaldignity throughout. The enjoyment is sincere and unique; and when theyoung gentleman before us remarks to the flossy young woman at hisside that "any clever actor can do the thing as well, " we congratulatehim inwardly upon his experience of the theatre. Perhaps, also, theflossy young woman is of opinion that any clever author can write aswell as this reader.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In a passionate outburst, as in BobCratchit's wail for his lost little boy, or in Scrooge's prayer to beallowed to repent, the whole scene lives and throbs before you. Andwhen, in the great trial of Bardell against Pickwick, the thick, fatvoice of the elder Weller wheezes from the gallery, "Put it down witha wee, me Lerd, put it down with a wee, " you turn to look for thegallery and behold the benevolent parent.
Through all there is a striking sense of reserved power, and ofabsolute mastery of ...the art. There is no straining for points, noexaggeration, no extravagance, but an instinctive and adequate outlayof means for every effect, and a complete preservation of personaldignity throughout. The enjoyment is sincere and unique; and when theyoung gentleman before us remarks to the flossy young woman at hisside that "any clever actor can do the thing as well, " we congratulatehim inwardly upon his experience of the theatre. Perhaps, also, theflossy young woman is of opinion that any clever author can write aswell as this reader.
What to read after From the Easy Chair — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Curtis George William to read onlineMoreLess
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