Theatrical Portraits With Other Poems
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Thou twenty Voices ! Antidote to woe ? Thou one Plurality ! thou single Co !
Shall I attempt the endless toil and trouble, Of following thee thro' each succeeding part; 54 THRAIRICAL PORTRAITS.
Thy Old Scotch Lady and Sir Hubble Bubble, And Major Benboio* and — Od ! life and heart! I may as well count sands on the sea-coast, Or stars in heav'n, as number the huge host!
But thy Sir Fretful must not be forg-ot !
Oh! no; "it, ling'ring, haunts the greenest spot In Mem'ry's waste !" and yet, I do n...ot mean To paint the various beauties of the scene ; Or add my useless praise — (poor helpless stuff!)— To name the character is praise enough.
There are, who, with assum'd importance, say " He's a good mimic, but he cannot flay . '" Now tell me, gentle Sirs, at what you aim, Are mimicry and acting not the same ? Doth Young do more than mimic Hamlet's woes? Or is he Denmark's Prince himself ?— disclose ! Is Kean Othello when the play is o'er? Or doth he merely ape the jealous Moor ?
What do ye answer, Sirs?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou twenty Voices ! Antidote to woe ? Thou one Plurality ! thou single Co !
Shall I attempt the endless toil and trouble, Of following thee thro' each succeeding part; 54 THRAIRICAL PORTRAITS.
Thy Old Scotch Lady and Sir Hubble Bubble, And Major Benboio* and — Od ! life and heart! I may as well count sands on the sea-coast, Or stars in heav'n, as number the huge host!
But thy Sir Fretful must not be forg-ot !
Oh! no; "it, ling'ring, haunts the greenest spot In Mem'ry's waste !" and yet, I do n...ot mean To paint the various beauties of the scene ; Or add my useless praise — (poor helpless stuff!)— To name the character is praise enough.
There are, who, with assum'd importance, say " He's a good mimic, but he cannot flay . '" Now tell me, gentle Sirs, at what you aim, Are mimicry and acting not the same ? Doth Young do more than mimic Hamlet's woes? Or is he Denmark's Prince himself ?— disclose ! Is Kean Othello when the play is o'er? Or doth he merely ape the jealous Moor ?
What do ye answer, Sirs?
What to read after Theatrical Portraits With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Stoe Van Dyk to read onlineMoreLess
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