The Incomparable Siddons
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Previously, in Dublin and Cork, she had undertaken anything and everything Daly wanted, and when Wilkinson gruffly asked whether her line was tragedy, comedy, or opera, she replied, 'All. ' Wilkinson expressed astonishment, but the protean aspirant was successfully cast, one night, Calista, in The Fair Penitent, another, Priscilla Tomboy in the farce of The Romp, another, William (" she sported the best leg ever seen on the stage, " the Rev. John Genest apprises us) in Mrs. Brooke's opera, Rosi...na. Her playbill name was 'Miss Francis, ' but, before she had been long in Yorkshire, family reasons * indicated ' another change of name, and one fortified by * Mrs. ' " You have crossed the water, my dear, " said Wilkinson, " so I'll call you Jordan. " " And by the memory of Sam, " he would add, when gleefully boasting, in after years, of his association with the comedy queen, " if she didn't take my joke in earnest, and call herself Mrs. Jordan ever since!" When, one August evening of 1785, as the Poor Soldier, she was trying to exhilarate a York audience, Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Previously, in Dublin and Cork, she had undertaken anything and everything Daly wanted, and when Wilkinson gruffly asked whether her line was tragedy, comedy, or opera, she replied, 'All. ' Wilkinson expressed astonishment, but the protean aspirant was successfully cast, one night, Calista, in The Fair Penitent, another, Priscilla Tomboy in the farce of The Romp, another, William (" she sported the best leg ever seen on the stage, " the Rev. John Genest apprises us) in Mrs. Brooke's opera, Rosi...na. Her playbill name was 'Miss Francis, ' but, before she had been long in Yorkshire, family reasons * indicated ' another change of name, and one fortified by * Mrs. ' " You have crossed the water, my dear, " said Wilkinson, " so I'll call you Jordan. " " And by the memory of Sam, " he would add, when gleefully boasting, in after years, of his association with the comedy queen, " if she didn't take my joke in earnest, and call herself Mrs. Jordan ever since!" When, one August evening of 1785, as the Poor Soldier, she was trying to exhilarate a York audience, Mrs.
What to read after The Incomparable Siddons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Florence Mary Wilson Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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