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not enthusiastic, is often kindly, and he io a
skilled master of e&ocution...
The notice describes a piece of business attending Adam's
arrival at the feact, which Wodmore could not recall from any
previous performance: was it a ncv; idea, "t re his identity to t:ic rake -
Shake opeare* o arrangement .allo.vo 'lim to Go " iis '/urine t.'ic
•z±nr±ii^ of iiao son,: - Kendal's to.:t io contrive*." GO i-.c to bring
tiic ct-^rop do, n on a t .blo^u, ac the couriers lie ten to
Cellior'c ".aov.,blo\;, thxi .inter vvinc".
'Hie t/iirt. act be. MI .viuj.i a mo .'iili. ,.t oiTect, intendou as
a demonstration of the new electric lirhtin.?. ,U'-cIior bore
v/itacsG to the difficulties of uuin^ tlK- now -cecliaiquos:
ooue aetcjrolo ical -.Vio-i'") -.ona v;liic-i o-oened tl\c
thlrrl act \;or, rtartlii" and uncalled for, t'ic
sun and noon • ettinr co i.ixed up t,v;-t Orlanclo
adfiresced the former ao the "thriro-cro: .nod
r" on of the nifjrt"; but lJ.,c;:ily o?.is spheres fot
into tune again bof ore my ,.-e -iouc -v. -rn ensue c1 .
It is not clear how ^cnO.al onci Hare dealt itli the tii-ioscheme
of i'.'iis ct, v/hich appears to be£in at ni ;iit end end
in tlic afternoon » but -,.?iiicli raakoc =10 ci'.'/ii' tic j.ue of the