Sophie Arnould Actress And Wit
Sophie Arnould Actress And Wit
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The new opera was written, and produced on August ist, T775. When the curtain went up, the male chorus rushed on the stage, dressed as abbes, and some of them carrying short kidders. " What are the ladders for ? " asked someone in the audience. " To put up the posters for a new opera, " replied Sophie, who was sitting in one of the boxes. The ladders were placed against a rampart on " the King's " side of the stage, and the abbes began to mount, but then there appeared on the wall a host of you...ng women in low-necked dresses, who repulsed the enemy "■ avec des amies blanches, '''' as some one wittily said, by throwing flowers. '•' It was just such a scene as Favart or Voisenon might . Have been expected to put on • the stage, or Boucher, or Fragonard, to have painted, but all the whiU^ it was biMng enacted, * Castcl J', laizc: L'AcaiU'mic Rovalc, vol. I, p. 337.
SOPHIE AKNOULD l6l the orchcstr. A was playing airs which would not hiive been inappropriate accompaniments to the woes of Clytemnestra, or the grief of Orpheus.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The new opera was written, and produced on August ist, T775. When the curtain went up, the male chorus rushed on the stage, dressed as abbes, and some of them carrying short kidders. " What are the ladders for ? " asked someone in the audience. " To put up the posters for a new opera, " replied Sophie, who was sitting in one of the boxes. The ladders were placed against a rampart on " the King's " side of the stage, and the abbes began to mount, but then there appeared on the wall a host of you...ng women in low-necked dresses, who repulsed the enemy "■ avec des amies blanches, '''' as some one wittily said, by throwing flowers. '•' It was just such a scene as Favart or Voisenon might . Have been expected to put on • the stage, or Boucher, or Fragonard, to have painted, but all the whiU^ it was biMng enacted, * Castcl J', laizc: L'AcaiU'mic Rovalc, vol. I, p. 337.
SOPHIE AKNOULD l6l the orchcstr. A was playing airs which would not hiive been inappropriate accompaniments to the woes of Clytemnestra, or the grief of Orpheus.
What to read after Sophie Arnould Actress And Wit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert B Robert Bruce Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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