...above all, the agonizing feelings of maternal aflcction to gusli into my eyes. In short, tliflspi rit of the whole drama took possession of my mind" and...being incessantly riveted to the passing scenes." The twenty-fourth of October, 1842, this great historical tlrama was produced by Mr. Mar.ready at the...

...enter the gates of Angiers to ratify the contract of marriage between the Dauphin and the Lady Blanch; n, - jKissible assistance, for there was need of all in this most arduous effort ; and I have no doubt that...

...importance of abstraction in the art of acting. In the memoranda left behind her, Mrs. Siddons says : — " Whenever I was called upon to personate the character...attention being incessantly riveted to the passing scene." A strange contrast to this refined conception of the study that great acting requires, is presented...

...that march would usually cause the bitter tears of rage, disappointment, betrayed confidence, baffied ambition, and, above all, the agonizing feelings of...attention being incessantly riveted to the passing scene." A strange contrast to this refined conception of the study that great acting requires, is presented...

...hear the march, when, upon the reconciliation of England and France, they enter the gates of Anglers to ratify the contract of marriage between the Dauphin...being incessantly riveted to the passing scenes." The entire analysis of the character of Constance in reference to its demands upon the actress, from...

...enter the gates of Anglers to ratify the contract of marriage between the Dauphin and the Lady Blanch ; because the sickening sounds of that march would usually...however irrelevant they may appear upon a cursory view, was powerfully aidant in the representations of those expressions of passion in the remainder of this...

...enter the gates of Angiers to ratify the contract of marriage between the Dauphin and the Lady Blanch ; because the sickening sounds of that march would usually...however irrelevant they may appear upon a cursory view, was powerfully aidant in the representations of those expressions of passion in the remainder of this...

...enter the gates of Angiers to ratify the contract of marriage between the Dauphin and the Lady Blanch ; because the sickening sounds of that march would usually...however irrelevant they may appear upon a cursory view, was powerfully aidant in the representations of those expressions of passion in the remainder of this...

...place myself, with Mrs. Siddons Campbell, i. P. 213 Mrs. John Wood Arthur in my hand, to hear the word, when, upon the reconciliation of England and France,...attention being incessantly riveted to the passing scenes. . . . I have no doubt that the observance of such circumstances, however irrelevant they may appear...

...tears of rage, disappointment, betrayed confidence, baffled ambition, and, above all, the agonising feelings of maternal affection, to gush into my eyes....attention being incessantly riveted to the passing scenes. ... I have no doubt that the observance of such circumstances, however irrelevant they may appear upon...