Green-Room Recollections
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In the days of old a deadhead of the middle The Coldest , ,, , .
Audience classes could be easily recognised by a red on Record. "^ opera cloak. That garment, like charity, ' used to conceal a number of imperfections. The afternoon toilette of Extremely West Kensington and Exceptionally Lower Tooting peeped beneath its g * 132 In the Auditorium .
scanty folds. Nowadays " orders " dress better, and have to be recognised by their demeanour. But with this assistance it is easy enough to spot them.... Your seasoned deadhead never applauds, never seems pleased, and frequently slumbers. Perhaps he or she is seen at his or her best at an amateur performance, organised by some cheap Lady Bountiful, who is working her hardest to support some such charity as a Reformatory for Brain Affected Monkeys. The deadhead, knowing that he or she is watched by the organiser of the entertainment, who has presented him or her with the voucher, he or she is careful to applaud the performances in general, and a rather feeble imitation of, say, Henry Irving (kindly provided by a nephew of the manageress) in particular.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the days of old a deadhead of the middle The Coldest , ,, , .
Audience classes could be easily recognised by a red on Record. "^ opera cloak. That garment, like charity, ' used to conceal a number of imperfections. The afternoon toilette of Extremely West Kensington and Exceptionally Lower Tooting peeped beneath its g * 132 In the Auditorium .
scanty folds. Nowadays " orders " dress better, and have to be recognised by their demeanour. But with this assistance it is easy enough to spot them.... Your seasoned deadhead never applauds, never seems pleased, and frequently slumbers. Perhaps he or she is seen at his or her best at an amateur performance, organised by some cheap Lady Bountiful, who is working her hardest to support some such charity as a Reformatory for Brain Affected Monkeys. The deadhead, knowing that he or she is watched by the organiser of the entertainment, who has presented him or her with the voucher, he or she is careful to applaud the performances in general, and a rather feeble imitation of, say, Henry Irving (kindly provided by a nephew of the manageress) in particular.
What to read after Green-Room Recollections?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur William Beckett to read onlineMoreLess
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