The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-05-15


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o316ieui. tier ma1ssy sius LIZ
admiration 4al Respect Of every one,
z1I.e her 81 c1ufdcuce relieves iHeJu
q tasl ca. easaul feliing o. snxioa.
sease ca 80 often perFaGes IA
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Ihs P.0zuuUs last riga. Was va
ris5, auI ~ell calculated 10 test Tie
g~e-s-gi.e f1ters o! the reader and Nc
are q. a lgss ID determine which
selscI5ol rendered test.
THe >altgTs Bet4ra sld Tie Fam
i1e we're EUsi p=Iaeilc ~recIau0us.
While NO,aicg 10 N@T aud 4 Caudie
Leclare were most iniIuItaUle pieces
Of ac1ing-ihe latter a nsSie--p4 ece
The Story Of Dora Wss nvHdeTe8
wigb maca emotion and a.m0sI prleel
u434~aluess, sAicA reached the ieel
iugs o. Tie audience, a. vas manifest
hT Tie fearful eyes VI many u sLoa
present.
Aud q 2 proc! Of her remarkable
talent. sac lu,etyTeis siil equal cus-
rec.Gess a C4Sl'e Lecture au.i Dora
>Uplrs1dg1 10 ilese merits, Miss Pat
iersam j. IT, !0riunGie pUsess3r Oi
mech beauty and grace, and asa helm
10 guide her in the voyage Of lie De-
fore her. SIZE Aa= are guOl teuse--
Advertiser.
Frsz the Nsu ORLEANS Bz3z;i1l
Miss Patterson NUS have islt CON-
glimenied al lhe elegant audience
xhica witnessed her initial appear
IN or city last night T1e-e las
6een a growing Ge>ire 10 hear this
lady read ever siHce her arrival ia
cur midst. and the publication. Of the
uotiliiy Of character WHICH prompts
ami lends life and yisor to her labor.
saved "a create an almost universal
wish 70 All her in her almost holy
work.
Representatives, OF The intellect and
eIie Of oar city filed tie lheaier last
night, and the many oUiUErsis OF
agilau-e which fo..oSed The laiys
every reading fits aitesi-d the entire
satisfaction felt by her auditors. Many
and handsome were the horal tributes
laid az her fee, durH. the evening
graceful witnesses Of a delicate aud
s.ac@re admiration.
Mss Patterson IS yery cleer read
er. Abandoning ell Tie siaid sad stui-
led landmarks OF pubic reading. She
appeals to the simplicity aud sympa-
thy exhslei from natures osn Oeaa-
Ties. There u no stTaiaiRg after
effect. no sscriacing Of the delicate
and reiaed IN eiOeuiioa for the holder
and more dramatic poinis 20 frequent
ly so0gat after hy pablie readers.
LoBgielIOEis Famine vas very
exqaiSiely read. Her complete mas
tery of her Eoic. vas admirably iil8:
tratcd in the rendering Of the echo
words As an evidence Of her sbility
10 render the lighter style OF reading.
We mai menlion her execution OF tie
Csndie Lecture
This vas applaBded to the esho,
and deServejiy so. Tor il bore ]
deEee Of a very clear aud rehised APP
preriafion Of the humorous pmtaoaile1