Sylvester Daggerwood. An Interlude. As Performed At the New-York And Philadelphia Theatres
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(reading) The moon behind a cloud.
Dag. That's nevr. An audience never saw a moon bebind a cloud before — but it will be devilish difficult to paint.
Fus. Don't interrupt— where was 1 ! Oh, behind a cloud.
Dug. " The cloud-capt towers, the gorgeous palaces — " Fus. Hey, the devil ! what are you at ?
Dag. Beg pardon ; but that speech never conies into my head but it runs away with me.
Proceed.
Fus. (^reading) Enter — Dag. " The solemn temples — " Fus. Nay, then, I've done.
Dag. So have I. I'm du...mb.
Fus. (reading) Enter Egbert, musing — D//g. O. P.
Fus. Pshaw ! what does that signify ?
Dag. Not much— "The great globe itself—" Fns. (reading) Egbert musing. Clouded in night I come — Dag. (starting vp) " The cloud-capt towers, the gorgeous palaces, " The solemn temples," &.c. &.c.
Fiis. (gets up) Damme, he's mad ! a bedlam- DAGGERWOOD. H ite ! raves like a Lear, and foams out a folio of Shakspeare without drawing breath ; I am al- most afraid to stay in the room with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(reading) The moon behind a cloud.
Dag. That's nevr. An audience never saw a moon bebind a cloud before — but it will be devilish difficult to paint.
Fus. Don't interrupt— where was 1 ! Oh, behind a cloud.
Dug. " The cloud-capt towers, the gorgeous palaces — " Fus. Hey, the devil ! what are you at ?
Dag. Beg pardon ; but that speech never conies into my head but it runs away with me.
Proceed.
Fus. (^reading) Enter — Dag. " The solemn temples — " Fus. Nay, then, I've done.
Dag. So have I. I'm du...mb.
Fus. (reading) Enter Egbert, musing — D//g. O. P.
Fus. Pshaw ! what does that signify ?
Dag. Not much— "The great globe itself—" Fns. (reading) Egbert musing. Clouded in night I come — Dag. (starting vp) " The cloud-capt towers, the gorgeous palaces, " The solemn temples," &.c. &.c.
Fiis. (gets up) Damme, he's mad ! a bedlam- DAGGERWOOD. H ite ! raves like a Lear, and foams out a folio of Shakspeare without drawing breath ; I am al- most afraid to stay in the room with him.
What to read after Sylvester Daggerwood. An Interlude. As Performed At the New-York And Philadelphia Theatres?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colman George to read onlineMoreLess
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