Mrs. Jordan: Child of Nature
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In the mornings she usually seemed depressed ; at noon she went to rehearsal — came home fatigued, dined at three, and then reclined in her chamber till it was time to dress for the MRS. JORDAN RETIRES 247 performance. She generally went to the theatre low-spirited. I once accompanied Mrs. Jordan to the green-room at Liverpool: Mrs. Alsop and her old maid assiduously attended her. She went thither languid and apparently reluctant. But in a quarter of an hour her very nature seemed to undergo a ...metamorphosis. The sudden change of her manner appeared to me, in fact, nearly miraculous ; she walked spiritedly across the stage two or three times, as if to measure its extent ; and the moment her foot touched the scenic boards her spirit seemed to be regenerated ; she cheered up, hummed an air, stepped light and quick and every symptom of depression vanished !
The comic eye and cordial laugh returned upon their enchanting mistress and announced that she felt herself moving in her proper element.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the mornings she usually seemed depressed ; at noon she went to rehearsal — came home fatigued, dined at three, and then reclined in her chamber till it was time to dress for the MRS. JORDAN RETIRES 247 performance. She generally went to the theatre low-spirited. I once accompanied Mrs. Jordan to the green-room at Liverpool: Mrs. Alsop and her old maid assiduously attended her. She went thither languid and apparently reluctant. But in a quarter of an hour her very nature seemed to undergo a ...metamorphosis. The sudden change of her manner appeared to me, in fact, nearly miraculous ; she walked spiritedly across the stage two or three times, as if to measure its extent ; and the moment her foot touched the scenic boards her spirit seemed to be regenerated ; she cheered up, hummed an air, stepped light and quick and every symptom of depression vanished !
The comic eye and cordial laugh returned upon their enchanting mistress and announced that she felt herself moving in her proper element.
What to read after Mrs. Jordan: Child of Nature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sergeant, Philip Walsingham, 1872- to read onlineMoreLess
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