The State Prisoner : a Tale of the French Regency V. 2
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The procenium was fully illuminated, and the oriel window where Surrey and his fair Geraldine were said to have held sweet converse, was studded with lamps that gave the appearance of stained glass to the panes, while the body of the theatre received no light excepting from above. On one side a gallery hung with tapestry and damask of gorgeous colours, was filled with ladies in full court attire, some of whom were both young t THE STATE PRISONER. 195 and beautiful. The musicians were concealed,... and immediately before the stage there was an open space, designed, as Lord Dalmaine ex- pressed it, to separate the real from the ideal world. Ensconced in the recess of the oriel window by the side of Blanch, and proud in the anticipation of the pleasure which would be afforded her, he only wished that the countenance of her he loved would lose that melancholy which surprised while it alarmed him.
At length the music commenced, and every voice was hushed, as the curtain rose slowly ; while Blanch, turning to her companion, with an air of indifference inquired, for the first time, what he had selected for that night's representation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The procenium was fully illuminated, and the oriel window where Surrey and his fair Geraldine were said to have held sweet converse, was studded with lamps that gave the appearance of stained glass to the panes, while the body of the theatre received no light excepting from above. On one side a gallery hung with tapestry and damask of gorgeous colours, was filled with ladies in full court attire, some of whom were both young t THE STATE PRISONER. 195 and beautiful. The musicians were concealed,... and immediately before the stage there was an open space, designed, as Lord Dalmaine ex- pressed it, to separate the real from the ideal world. Ensconced in the recess of the oriel window by the side of Blanch, and proud in the anticipation of the pleasure which would be afforded her, he only wished that the countenance of her he loved would lose that melancholy which surprised while it alarmed him.
At length the music commenced, and every voice was hushed, as the curtain rose slowly ; while Blanch, turning to her companion, with an air of indifference inquired, for the first time, what he had selected for that night's representation.
What to read after The State Prisoner : a Tale of the French Regency V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyle, Mary Louisa, 1810-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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