Memoirs of Rachel
Memoirs of Rachel
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Minds were too much preoccupied with considerations of vital importance to afford room for literature or theatricals. Anx- iety for the future and the uneasiness arising from the unset- tled state of politics absorbed every thought. The only thea- tres that possessed any attraction were those that gave plays containing allusions and political satires. These, indeed, were crowded, and the applause with which such plays wei'e re- ceived was loud, tumultuous, and prolonged. It was quite a relief t...o be able in public, and in common, to ridicule, hiss, and laugh at all the crazy ideas, all the paradoxical absurdi- ties, all the dangerous systems, from the ruinous and subver- sive application of which so narrow an escape had been made.
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Plays of this description, however, were not within the limits of the Theatre Fran^ais : they belonged to the jurisdic- tion of the minor theatres, among which, for this class of per- formances, the Vaudeville took the lead. No other theatre made as good use of the sceptre of Momus, or applied it so wittily and lustily on the crackbrained pates of the day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Minds were too much preoccupied with considerations of vital importance to afford room for literature or theatricals. Anx- iety for the future and the uneasiness arising from the unset- tled state of politics absorbed every thought. The only thea- tres that possessed any attraction were those that gave plays containing allusions and political satires. These, indeed, were crowded, and the applause with which such plays wei'e re- ceived was loud, tumultuous, and prolonged. It was quite a relief t...o be able in public, and in common, to ridicule, hiss, and laugh at all the crazy ideas, all the paradoxical absurdi- ties, all the dangerous systems, from the ruinous and subver- sive application of which so narrow an escape had been made.
240 MEMOIKS OF RACHEL.
Plays of this description, however, were not within the limits of the Theatre Fran^ais : they belonged to the jurisdic- tion of the minor theatres, among which, for this class of per- formances, the Vaudeville took the lead. No other theatre made as good use of the sceptre of Momus, or applied it so wittily and lustily on the crackbrained pates of the day.
What to read after Memoirs of Rachel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madame De Barrera to read onlineMoreLess
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