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Both these books, therefore, in their general lines, are pictured impressions, not actions even though in Bovary to some extent, and in The Ambassadors almost wholly, the picture is itself dramatized in the fashion I have indicated. That last effect belongs only to the final method, the treatment of the surface; underneath it there is in both the projection of a certain person's point of view.
Since the romances thus dramatized lay claim to a pastoral character, it will be necessary for us to examine as briefly as may be these stage versions, however little of the pastoral element may survive, as a preliminary to considering other plays in which the debt is less specific. There are extant at least seven plays founded upon Sidney's Arcadia.
He had again seen Prince Ernest; so he said, declaring that the Prince positively desired the marriage; would have it. 'And I, he dramatized their relative situations, 'consented. After my experience of that night, I forgive men who are unmoved by displays of humour. Commonly we think it should be irresistible.
It is as though in England the cab-drivers, railway porters and shop-boys were to spend evening after evening, month after month, looking on at a dramatized version of the Arcadia or The Faerie Queene.
As the story was read the different characters were subjects for free paper-cutting exercises. The story was also dramatized and acted out over and over again. The different figures to be cut were assigned to or chosen by the different children, the teacher taking care that no characters were omitted.
"Perhaps," Mary Enderby suggested, colorlessly, "he will be devoted to his own people." She had a cold fascination in the picture Bessie's words had conjured up, and she was saying this less to Bessie than to herself. "And I should meet them his mothers and sisters!" Bessie dramatized an excess of anguish.
From time to time he was more fortunate; and whenever he dramatized himself in an explanation to the directors, as he often did, especially of late, he easily satisfied them as to the nature of his motives and the propriety of his behavior, by calling their attention to these successful deals, and to the probability, the entire probability, that he could be at any moment in a position to repay all he had borrowed of the company.
Every gallant deed was dramatized almost as soon as reported.
He had a vivid recollection of White Roses, the novel, and he did not anticipate any keen enjoyment from it in its dramatized form. He had long ceased to be a, member of that large public for which Miss Edith Butler catered. The sentimental adventures of governesses in ducal houses the heroine of White Roses was a governess no longer contented his soul.
His representation of the now vanished type of the bartender was so admirably realistic that it brought tears to the eyes of more than one in the gathering. The editor, with appropriate countenance and gesture, dramatized the motions of ordering, drinking, and paying for his invisible refreshment. His pantomime was also accurate and satisfying, evidently based upon seasoned experience.
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