Heavy Odds: a Novel
Heavy Odds: a Novel
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All the actors are above the average, but they can i^ay nothing ebe. That is what I complain of." " The thing is easy enough to imderstand. The public find Shakespeare badly done, and burlesque well done.
They go and see burlesque. Actors find that they can make more money by singing doggerel at a concert hall than by learning their profession at a theatre. They go to the concert hall. The thing will right itself some day." "I hope it will," said Hurst, as a shower of bouquets marked tiie appre...ciation of the boxes for a " breakdown." " I shall go and smoke." Despite Mr. Hursfs virtuous indignation, the audience were delighted. The' young men in the stalls applauded furiously. Hethrington was in raptures.
"By Jove! how good! Bravo! I say, Chatteris, did you see that? Chatteris, I say!" 16 Digitized by Google 242 HEAVY ODDS.
But Chatteris paid no attention. His friend turned to look at him. He was staring with all the power of his glasses into a little box on the second tier.
"What is the matter, Cyril?" He turned round, and Hethrington could see that his fiace was deathly pale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the actors are above the average, but they can i^ay nothing ebe. That is what I complain of." " The thing is easy enough to imderstand. The public find Shakespeare badly done, and burlesque well done.
They go and see burlesque. Actors find that they can make more money by singing doggerel at a concert hall than by learning their profession at a theatre. They go to the concert hall. The thing will right itself some day." "I hope it will," said Hurst, as a shower of bouquets marked tiie appre...ciation of the boxes for a " breakdown." " I shall go and smoke." Despite Mr. Hursfs virtuous indignation, the audience were delighted. The' young men in the stalls applauded furiously. Hethrington was in raptures.
"By Jove! how good! Bravo! I say, Chatteris, did you see that? Chatteris, I say!" 16 Digitized by Google 242 HEAVY ODDS.
But Chatteris paid no attention. His friend turned to look at him. He was staring with all the power of his glasses into a little box on the second tier.
"What is the matter, Cyril?" He turned round, and Hethrington could see that his fiace was deathly pale.
What to read after Heavy Odds: a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcus Andrew Hislop Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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