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... that the influence French art upon the English theatre has had a demoralising tendency whatever it may have done in promoting technical perfection in the details of stage managemeni. Whatever indeconcies the modern stage may be charged with ...

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... certain ambitious Powers kuew that should they break the peace there is a big combination against them, it may influence their actions in favour of keeping quiet. Among foreigners in London, attaches and hangers-en of Embassies, it seems pretty well sottled ...