The Wanton Angel
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He shook his head in disbelief.
‘It is perverse,’ he said.
‘What is?’ asked Owen Elias.
‘This merriment. This unwonted revelry. How can they possibly laugh so after such a dark tragedy?’ ‘It is the laughter of relief,’ said the Welshman before emptying the remains of his ale in one loud gulp. ‘Confronted with so much death in The Insatiate Duke, they want to remind themselves that they are still alive.’ Kindell was unconvinced. ‘Unless it be that our play had no real hold on the audi...ence. It amused them for a couple of hours then they shrugged it off like a garment for which they no longer have any use.’ ‘It held them, Lucius,’ said Elias. ‘By the throat.’ ‘Yes,’ added Sylvester Pryde earnestly. ‘This jollity is no criticism of your play but a tribute to it.’ ‘I would like to think so,’ said Kindell.
‘You heard that applause,’ said Pryde. ‘You saw how both play and players were hailed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He shook his head in disbelief.
‘It is perverse,’ he said.
‘What is?’ asked Owen Elias.
‘This merriment. This unwonted revelry. How can they possibly laugh so after such a dark tragedy?’ ‘It is the laughter of relief,’ said the Welshman before emptying the remains of his ale in one loud gulp. ‘Confronted with so much death in The Insatiate Duke, they want to remind themselves that they are still alive.’ Kindell was unconvinced. ‘Unless it be that our play had no real hold on the audi...ence. It amused them for a couple of hours then they shrugged it off like a garment for which they no longer have any use.’ ‘It held them, Lucius,’ said Elias. ‘By the throat.’ ‘Yes,’ added Sylvester Pryde earnestly. ‘This jollity is no criticism of your play but a tribute to it.’ ‘I would like to think so,’ said Kindell.
‘You heard that applause,’ said Pryde. ‘You saw how both play and players were hailed.
What to read after The Wanton Angel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E Edward Marston to read onlineMoreLess
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