Memories
Memories
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scoundrel ! " and the like were hurled at the actor ; and the whole performance was stopped.
Nothing was thrown except the storm of vociferation.
Gregory faced it awhile, undauntedly impudent, then tried to make his voice heard in protest, but it was drowned in the roar of indignation. I was but three seats from the orchestra, and I could not hear a sylla- ble of his speech though I saw his lips move. At length he gave in, and as the curtain came down he seemed to cower and crouch beneath. Then... the manager came forward to withdraw the piece, and the conspirators went out to moisten their parched throats. Leech was hoarse for days. Lynch law, as it was, it was well deserved, though the man was, it was said, a promising actor. I forget what play was substituted, for a little while opposed by the minority who had come to support the Hamlet ; but they had to give in, and the evening finished quietly.
One of those most active in the storm was the Duke of Brunswick, who had been grossly assailed in the Satirist He had taken a stage box, from which he acted as fugleman to a party he had RBCOLLBCTIONS 201 organised throughout the house^ so giving us most unexpected help.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
scoundrel ! " and the like were hurled at the actor ; and the whole performance was stopped.
Nothing was thrown except the storm of vociferation.
Gregory faced it awhile, undauntedly impudent, then tried to make his voice heard in protest, but it was drowned in the roar of indignation. I was but three seats from the orchestra, and I could not hear a sylla- ble of his speech though I saw his lips move. At length he gave in, and as the curtain came down he seemed to cower and crouch beneath. Then... the manager came forward to withdraw the piece, and the conspirators went out to moisten their parched throats. Leech was hoarse for days. Lynch law, as it was, it was well deserved, though the man was, it was said, a promising actor. I forget what play was substituted, for a little while opposed by the minority who had come to support the Hamlet ; but they had to give in, and the evening finished quietly.
One of those most active in the storm was the Duke of Brunswick, who had been grossly assailed in the Satirist He had taken a stage box, from which he acted as fugleman to a party he had RBCOLLBCTIONS 201 organised throughout the house^ so giving us most unexpected help.
What to read after Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Linton to read onlineMoreLess
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