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But it was even worse if she got the part  then I had to go fearlessly through the midst of the booing public (and they're good judges, no matter what people say about them) and make my applause heard as a one man claque. I attracted people's attention and sometimes stole the booing away from the actress. BUT IT WAS EVEN WORSE IF SHE GOT THE PART THEN I HAD TO GO FEARLESSLY THROUGH THE MIDST OF THE BOOING PUBLIC AND THEIR GOOD JUDGES NO MATTER WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT THEM AND MAKE MY APPLAUSE HEARD AS A ONE MAN CLACK I ATTRACTED PEOPLE'S ATTENTION AND SOMETIMES STOLE THE BOOING AWAY FROM THE ACTRESS
 attics in Paris until I found the author. Then I had to find a way to read the work and to insinuate skillfully that there was role in it which would be performed extremely well by someone I knew. "By whom, if you please?" "By whom--a good question! Someone with grace, charm, and delicacy." "You mean Mademoiselle Dangeville? Do you know her by any chance?" "Yes, a little. But it's not her." "Then who?" I'd say her name in a low voice. "Her!" "Yes, her," I'd repeat, somewhat ashamed, for there are times I feel a sense of modesty, and when I repeated the name you should've seen the poet make a long face or at other times blow up in a temper right in front of me. However, for better or worse I had to bring my man to dinner--and he didn't want to get involved. He'd stall and offer his thanks. You should've seen how I was treated if I didn't succeed in my negotiations with him: I was a lout, a fool, an oaf. I was good for nothing. I wasn't worth the glass of water they'd given me to drink. THER I HAD TO POKE MY NOSE IN ALL THOSE ATTICS IN PARIS UNTIL I FOUND THE AUTHOR THEN I HAD TO FIND A WAY TO READ THE WORK AND TO INSINUATE SKILFULLY THAT THERE WAS A ROLE IN IT WHICH WOULD BE PERFORMED EXTREMELY WELL BY SOME ONE I KNEW BY WHOM IF YOU PLEASE BY WHOM A GOOD QUESTION SOME ONE WITH GRACE CHARM AND DELICACY YOU MEAN MADEMOISELLE DEIGNVILLE DO YOU KNOW HER BY ANY CHANCE YES A LITTLE BUT IT'S NOT HER THEN WHO I TO SAY HER NAME IN A LOW VOICE HER YES HER I'D REPEAT SOMEWHAT ASHAMED FOR THERE ARE TIMES I FEEL A SENSE OF MODESTY AND WHEN I REPEATED THE NAME YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN THE POET MAKE A LONG FACE OR AT OTHER TIMES BLOW UP IN A TEMPER RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME HOWEVER FOR BETTER OR WORSE I HAD TO BRING MY MAN TO DINNER AND HE DIDN'T WANT TO GET INVOLVED HE'D STALL AND OFFER HIS THANKS YOU SHOULD HAVE SEEN HOW I WAS TREATED IF I DIDN'T SUCCEED IN MY NEGOTIATIONS WITH HIM I WAS ALLOWED A FOOL AN OATH I WAS GOOD FOR NOTHING I WASN'T WORTH A GLASS OF WATER THEY'D GIVEN ME TO DRINK
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