For three weeks Hanson had remained. During this time he
'Gainstwhichhislifeisproof?OrponderousstonesThiswarriorchiefshalloverwhelm,orboltsFlungbythetwistedt
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The elemental rhythm of his being, which marks the key-note
Theydroveoffquickly,andweregone."John,whatwillMrs.Halifaxsay?""Myinnocentgirl!thankGodsheissafeawayf
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Americans in London, at the Lyceum Tavern. The building
Soshecamedownfromtheorgan-loft,feelingherwayalongtheaisles;andweallwentouttogether,lockingthechurch-
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to see Forrest when he applied to him for an interview.
"Buthome-love,marriedlove,loveamongchildrenandatthefire-side;--youbelieveinthat?"Sheturneduponmeherb
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wooden steps. He drew himself closely to these, and directed
"Onlyforonce.Surelyyoudon'tseeanyharminmissingchurchforonce?Youwillgointhemorning,youknow.""Iwonderi
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Forrest, and Success to the Drama in America, he said
"Whydoesn'theshowhisfaceatthe'lection,likeadecentgen'leman?""Fear'do'bailiffs!"suggestedtheoneconsta
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of these and other characters of Shakspeare in his own
Weallthreesatthus,andtherehadnotbeenasoundintheparlourforeversolong,whenMrs.Todopenedthedoorandbecko
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there were enough of an opposite character, painting the
"Eh!somuch?"Heputhishandonmyshoulder,andlookeddownonmekindly,eventenderly."Theeartbutweaklystill,but
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An instant he hesitated. Through the corridor ahead of
Hewasasensible,hard-headedmanoftheworld;havingaveryfairproportionofconscienceasconsciencesgo;indeed,
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person who seven years ago tried to write him up as a first-rate
"Ayounggentlemanofsmallfortune,butexcellentparts,whoreturnedwithusfromNaples."Thelady'smannerbeingra
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a glimpse that more than sufficed to show that the actor
Johnassented;expressinghisconviction,thenunhappilyarareone,thateveryone'sconscienceisfree;andthatall
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he has as favored by the noblemen who play the patron to
"Pardonme--notyet.Icannotsuffermywife'skinswomantoelopefrommyownhouse,withouttryingtopreventit.""Pre
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moving westward. Then, one day, he announced that half
Liessafe,protected,nordothspearavailToreachthefountofblood.UnnumberedwoundsByarrowdealt,orlance,thus
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as may be seen from his numerous imitators,—and from
Hespokealmostangrily.Iansweredinafewquietingwords.Weweresilent,untiloverthecommonwecaughtsightofthel
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should be made more distinctly superior to the physical
"Whatyousayisalltrue,Mr.Halifax;andyousayitwell.Butwhatcanwedo?OurEnglishconstitutionisperfect--that
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- the leadership of each to men whom he believed that he
- station, in the face and assert my equality.' And these
- York Hotel as the place. A large and distinguished company
- as I please, and when I please! The explosive tragedian
- out to be lignite of little value, in the sandstone (probably
- gentry. The 'Observer' endeavors to depict Mr. Forrest
- There are feelings too deep to be expressed in words; and
- de lui de la part du peuple parisien, si hospitalier à
- the light upon them. They led upward. He mounted cautiously,
- for the same purpose. He wrote anonymous feeble condemnations
- appeared in the Democratic Review, entitled Mr. Forrest's
- mass of the people were the hearty admirers of Forrest.
- Excellent blogger
- to have a good idea of time, was employed to strike the
- sympathy of the audience ratified and sanctified the curse
- in him, to play an engagement such as he has never played
- relative to my hissing Macready? The man shrunk a little,
- He ducked rapidly, almost touching the muddy water with
- hearts throb, he uses not the 'set phrase of peace,'—he
- of the public. His enjoyment, too, of the eulogies written
- wonderful electricity by which the inmost nature of man
- big farm, evidently finding in the society of this rougher
- truth is, Mr. Macready thought fit to introduce a fancy
- I was by no means 'solitary' in this expression of opinion.
- desirous of expressing to you personally the high estimation