Parodies of the Works of English & American Authors V.2
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And thought my price, a sov., not high, Cast me forth with, "hey ! buy, buy ! " My Publisher.
Who found a strong "coincidence," Informed the public how and whence My author gleaned at small expense ?
My Critic, The Figaro, February 18, 1874, " MY MOTHER." Mr. Wilson Barrett (producing MS.). As my collaborateur and friend is late, I think I will begin, at any rate.
Our scene, then, Prince [Enter Mr Henry Irving, hurriedly, ,] Mr. H. Irving. But what is this I see ?
This is not what we settled, W...ilson B. ?
I was to read, you know Mr. W. B. Yes, you are right, But in your absence, well, I thought I might At all events commence.
Mr. IT. I. (bitterly). Ha, ha ! again," That eagerness advantage to obtain.
Pardon me, Prince, if I, to check emotion, Carol a strain I made up on the ocean : — Who first in melodrama played, And then, when he a name had made, Like me, Shakespearean parts essayed ?
My Barrett !
Who copied me in sundry ways, And jealous of my early bays, Got Wills to write him blank-verse plays ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And thought my price, a sov., not high, Cast me forth with, "hey ! buy, buy ! " My Publisher.
Who found a strong "coincidence," Informed the public how and whence My author gleaned at small expense ?
My Critic, The Figaro, February 18, 1874, " MY MOTHER." Mr. Wilson Barrett (producing MS.). As my collaborateur and friend is late, I think I will begin, at any rate.
Our scene, then, Prince [Enter Mr Henry Irving, hurriedly, ,] Mr. H. Irving. But what is this I see ?
This is not what we settled, W...ilson B. ?
I was to read, you know Mr. W. B. Yes, you are right, But in your absence, well, I thought I might At all events commence.
Mr. IT. I. (bitterly). Ha, ha ! again," That eagerness advantage to obtain.
Pardon me, Prince, if I, to check emotion, Carol a strain I made up on the ocean : — Who first in melodrama played, And then, when he a name had made, Like me, Shakespearean parts essayed ?
My Barrett !
Who copied me in sundry ways, And jealous of my early bays, Got Wills to write him blank-verse plays ?
What to read after Parodies of the Works of English & American Authors V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton, Walter, 1844-1899 to read onlineMoreLess
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