Hours With the Players
Hours With the Players
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I say the possibility^ because one's whole life is one continual sacrifice of inclinations, which, to indulge, however laudable or innocent, would draw down the malice and reproach of those prudent people who never do ill, * but feed and sleep, and do observances to the stale ritual of quaint ceremony.' The charming and beautiful Mrs. Robinson: I pity her from the bottom of my soul." And even less generous-hearted persons than Sarah Siddons found in the case of poor Perdita something well worth...y of their commiseration.
Early in the spring of 1800, it became evident that poor Perdita's health was giving way rapidly. She was compelled to relinquish almost altogether her literary occupations. Her strength had left her, and symptoms of consumption appeared. She was advised a journey to Bristol wells ; the doctors announced their last hope that her native air might possibly benefit the sufferer.
But poor Perdita was without the necessary means for Digitized by Google 96 HOURS WITH THE PLAYERS, the journey.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say the possibility^ because one's whole life is one continual sacrifice of inclinations, which, to indulge, however laudable or innocent, would draw down the malice and reproach of those prudent people who never do ill, * but feed and sleep, and do observances to the stale ritual of quaint ceremony.' The charming and beautiful Mrs. Robinson: I pity her from the bottom of my soul." And even less generous-hearted persons than Sarah Siddons found in the case of poor Perdita something well worth...y of their commiseration.
Early in the spring of 1800, it became evident that poor Perdita's health was giving way rapidly. She was compelled to relinquish almost altogether her literary occupations. Her strength had left her, and symptoms of consumption appeared. She was advised a journey to Bristol wells ; the doctors announced their last hope that her native air might possibly benefit the sufferer.
But poor Perdita was without the necessary means for Digitized by Google 96 HOURS WITH THE PLAYERS, the journey.
What to read after Hours With the Players?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cook Dutton to read onlineMoreLess
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