Sidelights On Charles Lamb;
Sidelights On Charles Lamb;
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A ivicked man does not necessarily hate contily pleasures ; a clown is naturally opposed to them. The mistake of this meaning has, I think, led the players into that hard literal conception with which they deliver this passage, quite foreign, in my understanding, to the bold gay-faced irony of the soliloquy. Richard, upon the stage, looks round, as if he were literally apprehensive of some dog snapping at him ; and announces his deter- mination of procuring a looking-glass, and employing a tail...or, as if he were prepared to put both in practice before he should 106 CHARLES LAMB get home — I apprehend " a world of figures here. " Howell's Letters. " The treaty of the match 'twixt our Prince [afterwards Charles I. ] and the Lady Infanta, is now strongly a foot : she is a very comely lady, rather of a Flemish complexion than Spanish, fair haired, and carrieth a most pure mixture of red and white in her face. She is full and big-lipp'd; which is held a beauty rather than a blemisJi, or rather excess in the Austrian family, it being a thing incident to most of that race ; she goes now upon 16, and is of a tallness agreeable to those years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A ivicked man does not necessarily hate contily pleasures ; a clown is naturally opposed to them. The mistake of this meaning has, I think, led the players into that hard literal conception with which they deliver this passage, quite foreign, in my understanding, to the bold gay-faced irony of the soliloquy. Richard, upon the stage, looks round, as if he were literally apprehensive of some dog snapping at him ; and announces his deter- mination of procuring a looking-glass, and employing a tail...or, as if he were prepared to put both in practice before he should 106 CHARLES LAMB get home — I apprehend " a world of figures here. " Howell's Letters. " The treaty of the match 'twixt our Prince [afterwards Charles I. ] and the Lady Infanta, is now strongly a foot : she is a very comely lady, rather of a Flemish complexion than Spanish, fair haired, and carrieth a most pure mixture of red and white in her face. She is full and big-lipp'd; which is held a beauty rather than a blemisJi, or rather excess in the Austrian family, it being a thing incident to most of that race ; she goes now upon 16, and is of a tallness agreeable to those years.
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