Robert Buchanan Some Account of His Life His Lifes Work And His Literary Fri
Robert Buchanan Some Account of His Life His Lifes Work And His Literary Fri
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R. Sims that the story was ultimately dramatised by Mr. Buchanan, and produced at the Adelphi Theatre under the title of " Stormbeaten. " In this production Mr. Charles Warner played the part of the hero, Christian Christianson, and Mr. J. H. Barnes that of the villain, Richard Orchardson, while the late Miss Amy Roselle, then in the very height of her popu- larity, gave a most powerful performance of the unhappy Kate.
Into these two novels, " The Shadow of the Sword " and " God and the Man, " ...Mr. Buchanan, as I have shown, put the very best work of which he was capable. Both were conceived and partly written as 2o8 Robert Buchanan poems, and both remained poems although they were given to the world in prose form. Had things gone well with him he would, in all probability, have con- tinued to give the world of his very best, but after the publication of " God and the Man " he had to face a calamity which would have broken down many a stronger man. His young wife, who had never been strong, was stricken with the cruellest of all diseases, cancer, and for two long years she was slowly dying.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Sims that the story was ultimately dramatised by Mr. Buchanan, and produced at the Adelphi Theatre under the title of " Stormbeaten. " In this production Mr. Charles Warner played the part of the hero, Christian Christianson, and Mr. J. H. Barnes that of the villain, Richard Orchardson, while the late Miss Amy Roselle, then in the very height of her popu- larity, gave a most powerful performance of the unhappy Kate.
Into these two novels, " The Shadow of the Sword " and " God and the Man, " ...Mr. Buchanan, as I have shown, put the very best work of which he was capable. Both were conceived and partly written as 2o8 Robert Buchanan poems, and both remained poems although they were given to the world in prose form. Had things gone well with him he would, in all probability, have con- tinued to give the world of his very best, but after the publication of " God and the Man " he had to face a calamity which would have broken down many a stronger man. His young wife, who had never been strong, was stricken with the cruellest of all diseases, cancer, and for two long years she was slowly dying.
What to read after Robert Buchanan Some Account of His Life His Lifes Work And His Literary Fri?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriett Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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