Memoirs of Richard Cumberland
Memoirs of Richard Cumberland
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Ganick was Timon of Athena, altered ^m Shakspeare^ to which I prefixed the following Adver- tisement, when it was published by Becket«-* ^ I wish I could have brought this play upoaa the stage wi#i less violence to its author, and not so much responsi- tility on my own part. New characters of necessity require «eme display. Many original passages of the first merit are still retained? and in the contemplation of them my errors ^ I hope will be overlooked or forgiven. In examining the brilliancy... of a diamond fow people throw away any remarks upon the dulness of the foiW." Barry played the part of Timon, and Mrs. Barry thatof Evanthe, which was engraft- ed on the original for the purpose of writing up the charac- ter of Alcibiades, in which a young actor of the name of .Crofts made his first appearance on tlve stage. As the en- tire part of Evanthe, and with a very few exceptions the whole of Alcibiades are new, the author of this alteradon has much to answer for, and much it behoved him to make his new matter harmonize with the old ; with what degree of success this is done it scarce becomes me to say ; the public approbation seemed to sanction the attempt at the first production of the play, the neglect, with .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ganick was Timon of Athena, altered ^m Shakspeare^ to which I prefixed the following Adver- tisement, when it was published by Becket«-* ^ I wish I could have brought this play upoaa the stage wi#i less violence to its author, and not so much responsi- tility on my own part. New characters of necessity require «eme display. Many original passages of the first merit are still retained? and in the contemplation of them my errors ^ I hope will be overlooked or forgiven. In examining the brilliancy... of a diamond fow people throw away any remarks upon the dulness of the foiW." Barry played the part of Timon, and Mrs. Barry thatof Evanthe, which was engraft- ed on the original for the purpose of writing up the charac- ter of Alcibiades, in which a young actor of the name of .Crofts made his first appearance on tlve stage. As the en- tire part of Evanthe, and with a very few exceptions the whole of Alcibiades are new, the author of this alteradon has much to answer for, and much it behoved him to make his new matter harmonize with the old ; with what degree of success this is done it scarce becomes me to say ; the public approbation seemed to sanction the attempt at the first production of the play, the neglect, with .
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