The American Review of History And Politics, And General Repository of Literature And State Papers
The American Review of History And Politics, And General Repository of Literature And State Papers
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All tne gazettes and jour* nals were enlisted on one side or the other, and waged the most acrimonious hostilities.
A temporary reconciliation was, however, effected between the two rival queens in person, before my departure from the capital, and led to a general truce. The event was signalized in this way. They were prevailed upon to consent to act in the same piece, — a proceeding which they had before studi- ously avoided, — and the " Horace" of Corneille was chosea for the occasion. My cur...iosity to know how they, and their audience would acquit themselves, induced me to brave afieiy trial at the door of the theatre, in order to obtain a seat. I pro- cured one after great exertion, and was much amused. While the fair competitors laboured to extort the suffrage of the ma- jority, by the most violent efforts imaginable, their separate adherents seemed to be endeavouring^ to outvie each other in mutual conde8cension,by bestowing indiscriminately upon both favourites, plaudits without end or measure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All tne gazettes and jour* nals were enlisted on one side or the other, and waged the most acrimonious hostilities.
A temporary reconciliation was, however, effected between the two rival queens in person, before my departure from the capital, and led to a general truce. The event was signalized in this way. They were prevailed upon to consent to act in the same piece, — a proceeding which they had before studi- ously avoided, — and the " Horace" of Corneille was chosea for the occasion. My cur...iosity to know how they, and their audience would acquit themselves, induced me to brave afieiy trial at the door of the theatre, in order to obtain a seat. I pro- cured one after great exertion, and was much amused. While the fair competitors laboured to extort the suffrage of the ma- jority, by the most violent efforts imaginable, their separate adherents seemed to be endeavouring^ to outvie each other in mutual conde8cension,by bestowing indiscriminately upon both favourites, plaudits without end or measure.
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