Illustrated Interviews
Illustrated Interviews
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Passing through a passage which leads direct on to the stage, at the end we find some stairs. The walls just here are covered with Indian matting. A very few steps, and you have entered the dressing-room. It is just as cosy as it well can be. The walls are covered with pictures and prints, including one by Maclise, and Edmund Kean by Clint. Pictures of the actor himself are not wanting, and portraits of Sarah Bernhardt, Ellen Terry, and John L. Toole are in prominent positions. The place of hon...our is a huge " King Arthur " chair. Here princes, poets, and politicians, men of learning and of all nationalities, have sat But it is the table which fascinates one most A clean white linen cloth has been laid out, and everything is ready for making up. Everything on the board is time-worn the table itself being a stage "prop, " and useful for banqueting scenes. The looking-glass tied together with string has been in use for something like twenty years ; the wicker-basket, which contains the making-up materials, is of a good age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Passing through a passage which leads direct on to the stage, at the end we find some stairs. The walls just here are covered with Indian matting. A very few steps, and you have entered the dressing-room. It is just as cosy as it well can be. The walls are covered with pictures and prints, including one by Maclise, and Edmund Kean by Clint. Pictures of the actor himself are not wanting, and portraits of Sarah Bernhardt, Ellen Terry, and John L. Toole are in prominent positions. The place of hon...our is a huge " King Arthur " chair. Here princes, poets, and politicians, men of learning and of all nationalities, have sat But it is the table which fascinates one most A clean white linen cloth has been laid out, and everything is ready for making up. Everything on the board is time-worn the table itself being a stage "prop, " and useful for banqueting scenes. The looking-glass tied together with string has been in use for something like twenty years ; the wicker-basket, which contains the making-up materials, is of a good age.
What to read after Illustrated Interviews?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry How to read onlineMoreLess
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