Reminiscences of Michael Kelly: of the King's Theatre, And Theatre ..., volume 2
Reminiscences of Michael Kelly: of the King's Theatre, And Theatre ..., volume 2
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When, accompanied by fiie Duchess atad family, !his Grace honoured the cpera with his presence, it was my duty, as director, to light the viceregal party to iheir/bax, as they come in state. His Grace was particularly kind in his conversation and remiufks; and at the conclusion of the opera, whm I-again lighted them to their carriages, her Grace the Duchess would not permit me to attefid them beyond the box. I had the tameur of being invited to die Lodge, *t the ^heenfac Park, and there found t...he Viceroy* the aame accomplished gentleman I knew him at Viemi*, When he was the gay and lively Colonel Lennort.
#rt>m Mr. Jones, the patentee of the theatre, ins amiable wife, and charming family, I ex- perienced the greatest hospitality and kindness ; their house was my home, and every thing was done for tny comfort. Indeed, it would be in* vidiows in me, to particularise the -many acts of kindness I received from my friends in Ireland.
"■ I went one day to dine with -my witty coun- tryman, Curran, the Master of the Rolls, at hii pretty place at RathTarnham.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When, accompanied by fiie Duchess atad family, !his Grace honoured the cpera with his presence, it was my duty, as director, to light the viceregal party to iheir/bax, as they come in state. His Grace was particularly kind in his conversation and remiufks; and at the conclusion of the opera, whm I-again lighted them to their carriages, her Grace the Duchess would not permit me to attefid them beyond the box. I had the tameur of being invited to die Lodge, *t the ^heenfac Park, and there found t...he Viceroy* the aame accomplished gentleman I knew him at Viemi*, When he was the gay and lively Colonel Lennort.
#rt>m Mr. Jones, the patentee of the theatre, ins amiable wife, and charming family, I ex- perienced the greatest hospitality and kindness ; their house was my home, and every thing was done for tny comfort. Indeed, it would be in* vidiows in me, to particularise the -many acts of kindness I received from my friends in Ireland.
"■ I went one day to dine with -my witty coun- tryman, Curran, the Master of the Rolls, at hii pretty place at RathTarnham.
What to read after Reminiscences of Michael Kelly: of the King's Theatre, And Theatre ..., volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Kelly, Theodore Edward Hook to read onlineMoreLess
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