Peg Woffington
Peg Woffington
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Poor fel- low! he was Triplet, and could not have died without tinging the death rattle with some ab- surdity ; but after all, he was a father driven to despair ; a castle builder, with his work rudely scattered ; an artist, brutally crushed and insulted by a greater dunce than himself.
Faint, sick, and dark, he sat a moment on the PEG WOFFINGTON. 118 seat before he could find strength to go home and destroy all the hopes he had raised.
Whilst Triplet sat collapsed on the bench^ fate sent into ...the room all in one moment^ as if to insult his sorrow^ a creature that seemed the god- dess of gayety, impervious to a care. She swept in with a bold^ free step^ for she was rehearsing a man's part, and thundered without rant, but with a spirit and fire, and pace, beyond the con- ception of our poor tame actresses of 1852, these lines : — "'Now, by the joys Which my soul still has uncontrolled pursued, I would not turn aside from my least pleasure.
Though all thy force were aimed to bar my way ; But, like the birds, great nature's happy commoners, Kifle the sweets * "I beg — your par — don, sir!" holding the book on a level with her eye, she had nearly run over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Poor fel- low! he was Triplet, and could not have died without tinging the death rattle with some ab- surdity ; but after all, he was a father driven to despair ; a castle builder, with his work rudely scattered ; an artist, brutally crushed and insulted by a greater dunce than himself.
Faint, sick, and dark, he sat a moment on the PEG WOFFINGTON. 118 seat before he could find strength to go home and destroy all the hopes he had raised.
Whilst Triplet sat collapsed on the bench^ fate sent into ...the room all in one moment^ as if to insult his sorrow^ a creature that seemed the god- dess of gayety, impervious to a care. She swept in with a bold^ free step^ for she was rehearsing a man's part, and thundered without rant, but with a spirit and fire, and pace, beyond the con- ception of our poor tame actresses of 1852, these lines : — "'Now, by the joys Which my soul still has uncontrolled pursued, I would not turn aside from my least pleasure.
Though all thy force were aimed to bar my way ; But, like the birds, great nature's happy commoners, Kifle the sweets * "I beg — your par — don, sir!" holding the book on a level with her eye, she had nearly run over.
What to read after Peg Woffington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dobson Austin to read onlineMoreLess
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