The Jolly Duchess Harriot Mellon Afterwards Mrs Coutts And the Duchess of St
The Jolly Duchess Harriot Mellon Afterwards Mrs Coutts And the Duchess of St
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" " Master Wigley, aged 4£ years, played some time on the bugle horn. " The parents of a precocious little girl of seven persuaded the Drury Lane management to bring her CHARLES LAMB'S FARCE MR. H. 165 out, and crowds assembled at Covent Garden on November 23, 1823, to see her play Peggy in The Country Girl. The absurdity of a child acting in such a play was manifest. Hisses and other signs of disapprobation were heard in the second act, they increased in the third, and in the fourth the play c...ould not proceed, whereupon the child, with the utmost assurance, advanced to the front and thus addressed the audience : " Ladies and gentlemen, I have done nothing to offend the company sent here to hiss me, and I hope you'll turn 'em out. " This only increased the tumult. Kemble, full of apologies, asked that Miss Mudie might be allowed to finish, and she was permitted to say a few lines, but after these the audience would hear no more and she retired. Miss Searle tried to continue in her place, but the Mudie-ites would have none of her, and the war of partisans went on with such pleasant pro- vocatives as " Silence that fool in the boxes !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Master Wigley, aged 4£ years, played some time on the bugle horn. " The parents of a precocious little girl of seven persuaded the Drury Lane management to bring her CHARLES LAMB'S FARCE MR. H. 165 out, and crowds assembled at Covent Garden on November 23, 1823, to see her play Peggy in The Country Girl. The absurdity of a child acting in such a play was manifest. Hisses and other signs of disapprobation were heard in the second act, they increased in the third, and in the fourth the play c...ould not proceed, whereupon the child, with the utmost assurance, advanced to the front and thus addressed the audience : " Ladies and gentlemen, I have done nothing to offend the company sent here to hiss me, and I hope you'll turn 'em out. " This only increased the tumult. Kemble, full of apologies, asked that Miss Mudie might be allowed to finish, and she was permitted to say a few lines, but after these the audience would hear no more and she retired. Miss Searle tried to continue in her place, but the Mudie-ites would have none of her, and the war of partisans went on with such pleasant pro- vocatives as " Silence that fool in the boxes !
What to read after The Jolly Duchess Harriot Mellon Afterwards Mrs Coutts And the Duchess of St?
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