The Life And Times of Oliver Goldsmith
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Agcment. Goldsmith always remembered this timely good opinion of the excellent comedian, as well as the CHAP. I. ] THE GOOD-NATURED MAN. 295 praise proffered him by a pretty actress (Miss Wilford, just become Mrs. Bulkley, of whom more hereafter), who played Miss Richland. "What stood him most in stead, however, was the unwavering kindness of Johnson, who not only wrote the prologue he had promised, but went to see the comedy rehearsed ; and as, some half century before. Swift had stood by Addi...son's side at the rehearsal of his tragedy, wondering to hear the drab that played Cato's daughter laughing in the midst of her passionate part, and crying out WliaVs next ? one may imagine the equal wonder with which the kind-hearted sage by Goldsmith's side heard the mirth he GO heartily admired, and had himself so loudly laughed at, rehearsed with doleful anticipations. The managerial face appears to have lengthened in exact proportion as the fun became broad ; and when, against the strongest remonstrance, it was finally determined to retain the scene of the baiHfFs, Colman afterwards told his friends that he had lost all hope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Agcment. Goldsmith always remembered this timely good opinion of the excellent comedian, as well as the CHAP. I. ] THE GOOD-NATURED MAN. 295 praise proffered him by a pretty actress (Miss Wilford, just become Mrs. Bulkley, of whom more hereafter), who played Miss Richland. "What stood him most in stead, however, was the unwavering kindness of Johnson, who not only wrote the prologue he had promised, but went to see the comedy rehearsed ; and as, some half century before. Swift had stood by Addi...son's side at the rehearsal of his tragedy, wondering to hear the drab that played Cato's daughter laughing in the midst of her passionate part, and crying out WliaVs next ? one may imagine the equal wonder with which the kind-hearted sage by Goldsmith's side heard the mirth he GO heartily admired, and had himself so loudly laughed at, rehearsed with doleful anticipations. The managerial face appears to have lengthened in exact proportion as the fun became broad ; and when, against the strongest remonstrance, it was finally determined to retain the scene of the baiHfFs, Colman afterwards told his friends that he had lost all hope.
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