Erinnerungen an eine Gastgeberin: eine Chronik von eminenter Freundschaften, vor allem aus den Tagebüchern der Frau James T Felder gezeichnet. Ihm, dass für den Zeitraum von drei Wochen hat er jede Nacht hatte gleichen giventhe. Dr. Holmes hatte einen Weg in Dertabelle zu sprechen, der Sie Akteure, ihr Herren von thestage, bis ich sah Longfellow war ziemlich gestört Anden verständnislose unmannerliness, in der Erscheinung, und versuchte in einer anderen Belastung mehr als je zuvor zu sprechen. Nachdem ich die Tabelle, die ich habe, weil ich thoughtthey könnte zu rauchen Links, Jamie gesendet für Parsonsspoems und lesen Sie einige der Besten. Natürlich thetalk war witziger

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Memories of a hostess : a chronicle of eminent friendships, drawn chiefly from the diaries of Mrs James T Fields . him that for the space of three weeks he had giventhe same every night. Dr. Holmes had a way at thetable of talking of you actors, you gentlemen of thestage, until I saw Longfellow was quite disturbed atthe unsympathetic unmannerliness of it, in appearance, and tried to talk more than ever in a different strain. After I left the table, which I did because I thoughtthey might like to smoke, Jamie sent for Parsonsspoems and read them some of the finest. Of course thetalk was wittier and quicker as the time came to sep-arate, but I cannot report upon it. The impression thetwo actors left upon me, however, was rather that ofmen who enjoyed coming up to the surface to breathe anatural air seldom vouchsafed to them than of mensparring with their wits — they are affectionate, gentle, subdued gentlemen and a noble contrast to the self-opinionated ignorance which we often meet in society.Dr. Holmes was, however, the wit of the occasion, as healways is, and everybody richly enjoyed his sallies.. JEFFERSON IX THE BETROTHAL SCENE OF RIP VAN WINKLE STAGE FOLK AND OTHERS 209 They stayed until the last moment — indeed I do notsee how they got to their two theatres in time to dress.It must have been, as they say of eggs, a hard scrab-ble. IVe went afterward — we four — to see a newactor, Raymond, play Colleen Bawn at the Globe —pretty play, though very touching and melodramatic, by Boucicault. I must confess to dislike such playswhere your feelings are wrought to the highest pitchfor nothing. The name of Fechter is familiar to the middle-agedthrough the memory of fathers, to the young throughthat of grandfathers. Readers of these pages will recallthat Dickens, soon after reaching America in 1867, spoke of him in terms which caused Mrs. Fields tolook forward with confidence to a new friendship. Hiscoming to America was specifically heralded by an ar-ticle, On Mr.

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1920
• bookyear1922