Reminiscences And Opinions 1813 1885
Reminiscences And Opinions 1813 1885
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' or some such phrase was applied to Falstaff by several persons at once, when he tries to cajole Prince Hal by saying * that he owed him his love, a love worth a million. ' And in ' Much Ado about Nothing, ' the Elizabethan joke of Beatrice, when she demurs, somewhat broadly no doubt, to Don Pedro's plan of getting her a hus- band, fell perfectly flat, till, just as it had all but evaporated into space, a jolly butcher in the gallery caught the meaning, and burst into a roar of delight. From h...im the infection spread, and the house gradu- ally passed into shouts of laughter all round. At the same time this want of familiarity with ' Much Ado about Nothing ' is not confined entirely to Liverpool. A young gentleman in London last year, I was told, said to a relative of his, ' My dear aunt, most of the new plays are rubbish, but there is one that you really ought to see. It is very amusing, and not only that, it is also extremely well written. They call it " Much Ado about Nothing. " ' One may say this, however, for the young gen- tleman in question, that whatever his bookish ac- quirements may, or may not be, his natural taste is undeniably good, and that the divine Williams, when the criticism reaches him, will probably be better pleased with this spontaneous applause from a born admirer, than with the esthetic eulogies of many more highly trained and carefully drilled partisans.
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' or some such phrase was applied to Falstaff by several persons at once, when he tries to cajole Prince Hal by saying * that he owed him his love, a love worth a million. ' And in ' Much Ado about Nothing, ' the Elizabethan joke of Beatrice, when she demurs, somewhat broadly no doubt, to Don Pedro's plan of getting her a hus- band, fell perfectly flat, till, just as it had all but evaporated into space, a jolly butcher in the gallery caught the meaning, and burst into a roar of delight. From h...im the infection spread, and the house gradu- ally passed into shouts of laughter all round. At the same time this want of familiarity with ' Much Ado about Nothing ' is not confined entirely to Liverpool. A young gentleman in London last year, I was told, said to a relative of his, ' My dear aunt, most of the new plays are rubbish, but there is one that you really ought to see. It is very amusing, and not only that, it is also extremely well written. They call it " Much Ado about Nothing. " ' One may say this, however, for the young gen- tleman in question, that whatever his bookish ac- quirements may, or may not be, his natural taste is undeniably good, and that the divine Williams, when the criticism reaches him, will probably be better pleased with this spontaneous applause from a born admirer, than with the esthetic eulogies of many more highly trained and carefully drilled partisans.
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