George A. Aitken

Capitolo 34

she was solemn and august, in alarm of comedy, easy, and separate, pleasant
in his/her face and action, filling the stage with a variety of gesture. You
to sing neither to dance, anybody not in a dance of country. You stuck
Betterton in all the revolutions of the theater around which she ended
1707, on account of bad health." However, she returned for a night
with her Mrs. Bracegirdle, April 7 th 1709, and it completed her/it Mrs. Frail in "Love
for Love" for the benefit of Betterton. You died to Acton in 1713. Mrs.
Barry, her Mrs. Bracegirdle, the Mr. Betterton and the Mr. Varbriggens were jurors as
Comic actor in Á. the agenda to his/her Majesty, 30 Oct., 2 Ann (1703). On the
3 March, 1692 her Mrs. Barry received L25 to have acted in "The orphan"
before their Majesties and on June 10, 1693, L25 for Caius
Marius. (The file of God Ciambellano, Guarantees Books, No 20, p. 151;  No
18, pp.  30, 242.)]

[Footnote 70:  Mrs. Ann Bracegirdle was the daughter of Justinian
Bracegirdle, of Northamptonshire. From the indiscretion of his/her father that
him ruined becoming the safety for of the friends, she had gone soon away
to the care of Betterton and his/her wife which attentions to her her
it always acknowledged to be really fatherly. From them her first it was
shown up at the stage, and, while very young, it completed the page in
"The orphan." Increasing in years, and in ability, she became, the
star of favourite of the times. Cibber describes her/it in these terms:
"Mrs. Bracegirdle was now but only blooming in his/her maturity;  his/her
reputation as an actress that it gradually rises with that of his/her person;
never some woman was in so general favour of his/her spectators that, to
the his/her last scene of dramatic life, she maintained not being
defenseless in his/her private character. This discretion didn't contribute a
few to manufacture her _Cara_, the dear one of the theater:  for him the wish
is not any eccentric thing to say scarce a public he/she saw her/it that it was less
what a halves their persons in love, without a favourite suspected among them:  and