Pictorial Shakespeare, 1880-1890 - eTheses Repository - University ...

its early speeches the actress "seemed ockv/ard anr ill ;>.t ease"
and '.iif,took "wryness" of counton-nce for "eloquent ox .rcooion
01 relief". The "r'-.-'l Hcrndone" ., .. co^rletolv hi/'iicn from
tri a eyes of the oeturea^ jic/yj^^ critic:
...the elaborately modulated utterance of the
r;vK'OC ,00 (especially in !;ao treic'l icenej, iuh
rll olio long and totally >. ;o.- nin^lcnn TV ur. : i^rdt:v 01 the cccne.
The intention Doorno to IIPVO been an emulation of the eininrcn
way ,,itu c...-jv/clc, but in 1C01 the oainot; ikia i/iriaidiv lir.iii/;;
of r-'ei-tare and :nove !ent had seemed out of dt'te cnri fuc-oy, and
_-ii£\cii iir-cl CO.JL .enteri:
vhe one i ea of tae:. c i'ct re i. •. 'jait; c-iece
i r r p\/i o^- "oi^' *" r ' '"* "'01 j — *' ,-i' ii i a
foubt, fit- i .o an ^"~^^^~~-~--,,,, ri0t . :lng if
nofc claara. al and otrictly correct."
(11 JTUIO 18 1;
A c- rtoon oho -> '.joi^.u . io'.i w-"iC2.i>
r:o on, when l'(.-.n.i± no enter;?, v^:;.iC be alone
;,aj.j ic;: \r'-; to ov.r'inp the ch. i- c ce:. 1 of 'G-io