The Autobiography of Joseph Jefferson
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I was elbowing my way to the box office for the purpose of purchasing tickets, when I was accosted by E. T. Smith, the manager.
" I cannot allow you to buy tickets," said he.
" I am obliged to you," said I ; " but I have my family with me, and could not think of intruding them on your good nature." " Your family — take my box," said he. "You are quite welcome. Where are they ? " " There," I replied, pointing to the group.
" Twenty-four of them." "Twenty-four!" said he, aghast.
"Yes," said I, "a...nd as they are not profes- sionals, I must insist on buying the tickets. All I ask is your good offices in getting us seats together." This was done, and in the center of the theater sat four-and-twenty Jeffersons " all in a row." If there is one thing more amusing than an Eng- lish pantomime, it is the English audience that go to see it. Men, women, and children who are intelligent enough on ordinary occasions seem, under the influence of this potent spell, to lose all control of themselves. Before the curtain rose, the faces in front were expressive and even thoughtful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was elbowing my way to the box office for the purpose of purchasing tickets, when I was accosted by E. T. Smith, the manager.
" I cannot allow you to buy tickets," said he.
" I am obliged to you," said I ; " but I have my family with me, and could not think of intruding them on your good nature." " Your family — take my box," said he. "You are quite welcome. Where are they ? " " There," I replied, pointing to the group.
" Twenty-four of them." "Twenty-four!" said he, aghast.
"Yes," said I, "a...nd as they are not profes- sionals, I must insist on buying the tickets. All I ask is your good offices in getting us seats together." This was done, and in the center of the theater sat four-and-twenty Jeffersons " all in a row." If there is one thing more amusing than an Eng- lish pantomime, it is the English audience that go to see it. Men, women, and children who are intelligent enough on ordinary occasions seem, under the influence of this potent spell, to lose all control of themselves. Before the curtain rose, the faces in front were expressive and even thoughtful.
What to read after The Autobiography of Joseph Jefferson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Jefferson to read onlineMoreLess
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