Mona An Opera in Three Acts
Mona An Opera in Three Acts
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In general appear- ance it is by far the most spacious of the three sets; and the only one in which the eye travels back into the ex- treme distance.
At the beginning of the act, these 137 MONA details ctre invisible, for the time is about half after three in the morning of the same night as Act II; the moon has set, and there is not yet any sign of daybreak; the stage is as dark as is effectively possible — just light enough for the main outlines of the scene and actions of the characters to a...ppear. The Roman Town is visible only by the tiny lights of the battle-fires on the walls and the moving sparks of torches all about, whose reflection glows dull red in the sky above it. And the roar of the battle is heard only as a faint, 'almost inaudible murmur.
Day breaks very gradually during the act; and the end takes place in bril- liant sunlight, the brightest lighting of the entire play. As the CURTAIN rises, the stage is empty and dark. It is at once apparent that the scene is the mouth of a hill-gorge 138 MONA ending in a steep slope with a valley and more hills opposite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In general appear- ance it is by far the most spacious of the three sets; and the only one in which the eye travels back into the ex- treme distance.
At the beginning of the act, these 137 MONA details ctre invisible, for the time is about half after three in the morning of the same night as Act II; the moon has set, and there is not yet any sign of daybreak; the stage is as dark as is effectively possible — just light enough for the main outlines of the scene and actions of the characters to a...ppear. The Roman Town is visible only by the tiny lights of the battle-fires on the walls and the moving sparks of torches all about, whose reflection glows dull red in the sky above it. And the roar of the battle is heard only as a faint, 'almost inaudible murmur.
Day breaks very gradually during the act; and the end takes place in bril- liant sunlight, the brightest lighting of the entire play. As the CURTAIN rises, the stage is empty and dark. It is at once apparent that the scene is the mouth of a hill-gorge 138 MONA ending in a steep slope with a valley and more hills opposite.
What to read after Mona An Opera in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horatio W Horatio William Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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