Sister Carrie
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"It is so easy, " he said to Mrs. Morgan, in the usual affected stagevoice. "An audience would be the last thing to trouble me. It's thespirit of the part, you know, that is difficult. " Carrie disliked his appearance, but she was too much the actress not toswallow his qualities with complaisance, seeing that she must sufferhis fictitious love for the evening.
At six she was ready to go. Theatrical paraphernalia had been providedover and above her care. She had practiced her make-up in the morn...ing, had rehearsed and arranged her material for the evening by one o'clock, and had gone home to have a final look at her part, waiting for theevening to come.
On this occasion the lodge sent a carriage. Drouet rode with her asfar as the door, and then went about the neighboring stores, lookingfor some good cigars. The little actress marched nervously into herdressing-room and began that painfully anticipated matter of make-upwhich was to transform her, a simple maiden, to Laura, The Belle ofSociety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is so easy, " he said to Mrs. Morgan, in the usual affected stagevoice. "An audience would be the last thing to trouble me. It's thespirit of the part, you know, that is difficult. " Carrie disliked his appearance, but she was too much the actress not toswallow his qualities with complaisance, seeing that she must sufferhis fictitious love for the evening.
At six she was ready to go. Theatrical paraphernalia had been providedover and above her care. She had practiced her make-up in the morn...ing, had rehearsed and arranged her material for the evening by one o'clock, and had gone home to have a final look at her part, waiting for theevening to come.
On this occasion the lodge sent a carriage. Drouet rode with her asfar as the door, and then went about the neighboring stores, lookingfor some good cigars. The little actress marched nervously into herdressing-room and began that painfully anticipated matter of make-upwhich was to transform her, a simple maiden, to Laura, The Belle ofSociety.
What to read after Sister Carrie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dreiser Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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