New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-15

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,xb;,e al, embroidered all over with gold long white
royes her !, AIR in powder and, for all ornament sb
Rry nec urc lesa chain OF Iarest rose-eofa the eh
ia hnpdrcd wears Of toll, and death Of gclenalis
OF divers, in furthoss inaian seas:
We Do not care 70 dr. to upon the painful eYaggef,
and forced patkOs of the Ia 81 scenes OF this play a
sentei byIRlstoh. 1t is be,e tnst she comes into b
most inevitable and striking ce1ti%t with Rachel a.
makes the wonder grow that shs should care the cha
Rachels Adnenne fragile creature tbet fron n.
frst the hoart took her IL It's haod to shed her ron
rude breath, and we easily sac DEATH leading heT SA
away from The moment Love whispers bis knowiedgs u
Ma;iriees Inconsistency in her unwilling We o.
she must do we wstch her sweet aepatGie and vhss
hour comes shs fades away as gently. as tenderiy 9.
light in the wyoming sky TEaeS the very LAST Ouent
all as she fell back in nor chsr and fixed upon Us out
that mist Of white, her dark eyes set in ghsstly d
was 50 terrible that one might easily believe II ma
alas ia how few short months II waSbUt the dest6 u
Adrionne, as a whole was as far removed FROM "a.
scene of physical agony as was possible "a make Il n
more deeply touching in Its infinite Tenderness Va A.
look or her as abe addressed the fatal flowers anf ~
pressed them TO her heart their crimson petals bos =
and Gutterng down upon her white dress seemed 10 r
bolize the too real breaking Of Der girlish hesrt.
RaehePs art was so fine and true that IL would ~
been impossible for her TO go tlroagh-eyen II shs III
been able-such scene of gymnastics as RissU aTsN
us with on this occasion. II is plain that she lsok ~
the possibility of dying with stolid Bereduy. She ~
such long and hearty sniff al the bouquet as 70 sun
the warning sometimes given 30 impernous small bon
maiden auDts that they Will smell tue covers t0peaN
The sniff has something defiant 10 il, as much Is
''C0me on Death" And then they two 60 at IT, 4
seems 70 that with all this struggling, gurgns u
gurgling is very well done, thought struck as RI
premature when we first heard ill., Wrestling, frH n
Maurice who did not seem to like IT, and got quite ~
in the face then with Michounet, and then with bo n
"hOpping" to borrow word from Dickens; the tn,S
away quite calmly and definitely and then the stasa
in flI vigor and beginning all over again with yars@
in all this il seems not 20 have been rememb-I
that there may be sensitive persons in the andal
who really hAd this business dfsagreeable. But ~
are those who like it, Bets were nicely taken as
probable duration Of the struggle. There was COED
Of curiosity expressed to why neither MichouDel
Maurice went for medical man; bat the patient seen
all along so strong and vigorous that they might sasly
excused for their neglect. Never wa so much dJ&
given for the same amount Of money. We have Il
Forrest die in Hamlet, when it appeared as il DE meant
make night of il, aud die all over the stage in en
known style, but he was not at all eqdal TO Riston q
last however. she gives it up and with l-coneeaed
Miehoanet and Maurice shout "She IL dead! SID
dead and we leave the theater sad and disappol1N
but cherishing withal little pleasure in the assun
that 40 image Of superna beauty, pale face lookEs
az out Of bYgone years has not vet suffered an eclipse
holds her scat from rivalry and from the insst
Of fOTgetfulne3s.