The Stones of Paris in History And Letters volume 1
The Stones of Paris in History And Letters volume 1
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At its inner end, where it opens into a small court, is the stone rim of a well, half hidden in the wall. It is the well provided in each tennis-court for the players, and handed on, with the court itself, for the use of the actors. Moliere has leaned over this well-curb to wash away his rouge and wrinkles. It is an indisputable and attractive wit- ness of his early days. In Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, where he knelt at the altar for his marriage and stood at the font with his son ; in Saint-Eus...tache, where he carried his second son for baptism ; in Saint-Roch, where he wrote his name as godfather of a friend's daughter — within these vast and dim aisles, his bodily presence is vaguely shadowed forth ; here we can touch the man.
What sort of plays were presented at this house we do not know, the only record that remains referring to the production of " Artaxerxes " by one Mignon. Whatever they played, neither the rough men of the quay and of Port Saint-Paul, nor the bourgeoisie of the Marais, nor the fine folk of Place Royale, crowded into the new theatre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At its inner end, where it opens into a small court, is the stone rim of a well, half hidden in the wall. It is the well provided in each tennis-court for the players, and handed on, with the court itself, for the use of the actors. Moliere has leaned over this well-curb to wash away his rouge and wrinkles. It is an indisputable and attractive wit- ness of his early days. In Saint-Germain-l'Auxerrois, where he knelt at the altar for his marriage and stood at the font with his son ; in Saint-Eus...tache, where he carried his second son for baptism ; in Saint-Roch, where he wrote his name as godfather of a friend's daughter — within these vast and dim aisles, his bodily presence is vaguely shadowed forth ; here we can touch the man.
What sort of plays were presented at this house we do not know, the only record that remains referring to the production of " Artaxerxes " by one Mignon. Whatever they played, neither the rough men of the quay and of Port Saint-Paul, nor the bourgeoisie of the Marais, nor the fine folk of Place Royale, crowded into the new theatre.
What to read after The Stones of Paris in History And Letters volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Ellis Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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