Memoirs of Robert William Elliston
Memoirs of Robert William Elliston
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Cope — and I deem it a kind of duty to let you into his character. Beware of going ti second time to the 'Harmonic' with a head full of discord. I heard, with concern, the dispute you got into; but forbore defending you to Mrs. E., lest she might really have heard nothing of the mat^ ter. When your enemies (for so they are) would lead you astray, repeat to them your own constant expression, ^ professional people should be cautious.' What is become of Mr. Foote ? Pray let me know if he is to per...form again — I have a particular wish to see him, because he was recommended to Mrs. C.
Brownlow by Colonel Greville.
'' Your faithful friend, A. C.
** P.S. The benefit tickets which were not used I have jm^ 6y." SHERIDAN APPLIES TO BLLI8T0N. 95 Not many days after the first representation of the "Iron Chest," at the Haymarket, Elliston received offers from both Mr. Harris and Mr.
Sheridan. The latter gentleman, having appointed to breakfast with him, was so far true to his engage- ment, but arrived in Frith Street at a quarter before six o'clock, P.M., just seven hours after the time that had been named.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cope — and I deem it a kind of duty to let you into his character. Beware of going ti second time to the 'Harmonic' with a head full of discord. I heard, with concern, the dispute you got into; but forbore defending you to Mrs. E., lest she might really have heard nothing of the mat^ ter. When your enemies (for so they are) would lead you astray, repeat to them your own constant expression, ^ professional people should be cautious.' What is become of Mr. Foote ? Pray let me know if he is to per...form again — I have a particular wish to see him, because he was recommended to Mrs. C.
Brownlow by Colonel Greville.
'' Your faithful friend, A. C.
** P.S. The benefit tickets which were not used I have jm^ 6y." SHERIDAN APPLIES TO BLLI8T0N. 95 Not many days after the first representation of the "Iron Chest," at the Haymarket, Elliston received offers from both Mr. Harris and Mr.
Sheridan. The latter gentleman, having appointed to breakfast with him, was so far true to his engage- ment, but arrived in Frith Street at a quarter before six o'clock, P.M., just seven hours after the time that had been named.
What to read after Memoirs of Robert William Elliston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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