On Some of Shakespeares Female Characters Ophelia Portia Desdemona Juliet
On Some of Shakespeares Female Characters Ophelia Portia Desdemona Juliet
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I hid them as well as I could with my fan and handkerchief, and hoped no one would notice them. Need I say how they were torn off when I reached my dressing-room, never to see the light again] I never felt more ashamed and vexed with myself. 1 It was well I had a handkerchief on this occasion to help to screen my poor silver leaves ; but as a general rule I kept it in my pocket and for this reason : In the scene in the third act where Pauline learns the infamous stratagem of which she is the vi...ctim on the night the play was first acted I tore my handkerchief right across without knowing that I had done so ; and in the passion and emotion of the scene it became a streamer, and waved about as I moved and walked. Surely any one might have seen that this was an accident, the involuntary act of the maddened girl ; but in a criticism on the play I suppose the day after, but as I was never allowed to have my mind disturbed by theatrical criticisms, I cannot feel sure I was acciised of having arranged this as a trick in order to produce an effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I hid them as well as I could with my fan and handkerchief, and hoped no one would notice them. Need I say how they were torn off when I reached my dressing-room, never to see the light again] I never felt more ashamed and vexed with myself. 1 It was well I had a handkerchief on this occasion to help to screen my poor silver leaves ; but as a general rule I kept it in my pocket and for this reason : In the scene in the third act where Pauline learns the infamous stratagem of which she is the vi...ctim on the night the play was first acted I tore my handkerchief right across without knowing that I had done so ; and in the passion and emotion of the scene it became a streamer, and waved about as I moved and walked. Surely any one might have seen that this was an accident, the involuntary act of the maddened girl ; but in a criticism on the play I suppose the day after, but as I was never allowed to have my mind disturbed by theatrical criticisms, I cannot feel sure I was acciised of having arranged this as a trick in order to produce an effect.
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