The Light of the Star
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"Mr. Royleston, " she said, with dismay and anger in her voice, "I beg ofyou to remember that this is a most serious matter. " Her tone steadied the man, for he was a really brilliant and famousactor beginning to break. He grew courtly. "Miss Merival, I assure you Ishall be all right to-night. " At this Douglass, tense and hot, shouted an angry word, and rushed intothe semi-darkness of the side aisle. There Helen found him when she cameoff, his face black with anger and disgust. "It's all off, ..." he said. "That conceited fool will ruin us. " "Don't take things too seriously, " she pleaded. "Royleston isn't half sohopeless as he seems; he will come on to-night alert as a sparrow andastonish you. We have worked very hard, and the whole company needs restnow rather than more drill. To show your own worry would make them worsethan they are. " In the end he went back to his seat ashamed of his outburst of temper, and the rehearsal came to an end almost triumphantly, due entirely tothe spirit and example of the star, who permitted herself to act for thefirst time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Mr. Royleston, " she said, with dismay and anger in her voice, "I beg ofyou to remember that this is a most serious matter. " Her tone steadied the man, for he was a really brilliant and famousactor beginning to break. He grew courtly. "Miss Merival, I assure you Ishall be all right to-night. " At this Douglass, tense and hot, shouted an angry word, and rushed intothe semi-darkness of the side aisle. There Helen found him when she cameoff, his face black with anger and disgust. "It's all off, ..." he said. "That conceited fool will ruin us. " "Don't take things too seriously, " she pleaded. "Royleston isn't half sohopeless as he seems; he will come on to-night alert as a sparrow andastonish you. We have worked very hard, and the whole company needs restnow rather than more drill. To show your own worry would make them worsethan they are. " In the end he went back to his seat ashamed of his outburst of temper, and the rehearsal came to an end almost triumphantly, due entirely tothe spirit and example of the star, who permitted herself to act for thefirst time.
What to read after The Light of the Star?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garland Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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