The Lives of the Players
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her destiny : she had some altercation with him almost immediately, and in consequence left the theatre ; but the manager, despite of a farce she wrote to turn him into ridicule, consented, at the request of her father, to receive her back. She did not, however, remain with him long, but went to Henry Fielding, who at that time was manager of the Haymarket theatre, where her salary was increased at least another pound.
At the time she was engaged with Mr. Fielding, she lodged in Oxenden-Street,... and boarded with her sister. Being a sort of creature regarded as a favourite cat or monkey about the house, she does not appear to have been ever treated with much ceremony ; on the contrary, she was easily put oflF, with what reasonable people might not only have deemed an inconvenience but an affront. She was put into the worst apartment, which was becomingly furnished ; her description of it in verse has more playfulness than elegance.
She left this airy mansion, and taking a shop in Long Acre, turned oil-woman and grocer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
her destiny : she had some altercation with him almost immediately, and in consequence left the theatre ; but the manager, despite of a farce she wrote to turn him into ridicule, consented, at the request of her father, to receive her back. She did not, however, remain with him long, but went to Henry Fielding, who at that time was manager of the Haymarket theatre, where her salary was increased at least another pound.
At the time she was engaged with Mr. Fielding, she lodged in Oxenden-Street,... and boarded with her sister. Being a sort of creature regarded as a favourite cat or monkey about the house, she does not appear to have been ever treated with much ceremony ; on the contrary, she was easily put oflF, with what reasonable people might not only have deemed an inconvenience but an affront. She was put into the worst apartment, which was becomingly furnished ; her description of it in verse has more playfulness than elegance.
She left this airy mansion, and taking a shop in Long Acre, turned oil-woman and grocer.
What to read after The Lives of the Players?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galt John to read onlineMoreLess
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