Letters of Mrs Adams the Wife of John Adams volume 02
Letters of Mrs Adams the Wife of John Adams volume 02
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Perhaps it may be early prejudice ; but I could not separate the African color from the man, nor prevent that disgust and horror which filled my mind every time I saw him touch the gentle Desdemona ; nor did I wonder that Bra- bantio thought some love potion or some witchcraft had been practised to make his daughter fall in love with what she scarcely dared to look upon.
I have been more pleased with her since in sev eral other characters, particularly in Matilda in " The Carmelite, " a play wh...ich I send you for your amuse ment. Much of Shakspeare s language is so un couth that it sounds very harsh. He has beauties which are not equalled ; but I should suppose they might be rendered much more agreeable for the stage by alterations. I saw Mrs. Siddoris a few evenings ago in " Macbeth, " a play, you recollect, full of horror. She supported her part with great propriety ; but she is too great to be put in so detest able a character. I have not yet seen her in her most pathetic characters, which are Jane Shore, 126 LETTERS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps it may be early prejudice ; but I could not separate the African color from the man, nor prevent that disgust and horror which filled my mind every time I saw him touch the gentle Desdemona ; nor did I wonder that Bra- bantio thought some love potion or some witchcraft had been practised to make his daughter fall in love with what she scarcely dared to look upon.
I have been more pleased with her since in sev eral other characters, particularly in Matilda in " The Carmelite, " a play wh...ich I send you for your amuse ment. Much of Shakspeare s language is so un couth that it sounds very harsh. He has beauties which are not equalled ; but I should suppose they might be rendered much more agreeable for the stage by alterations. I saw Mrs. Siddoris a few evenings ago in " Macbeth, " a play, you recollect, full of horror. She supported her part with great propriety ; but she is too great to be put in so detest able a character. I have not yet seen her in her most pathetic characters, which are Jane Shore, 126 LETTERS.
What to read after Letters of Mrs Adams the Wife of John Adams volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abigail Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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