Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 638
a well-known factthat singing can be heard much farther than ashout or an ordinary call of the human voice.And this plaintive song rising from the soul ofthe slender lad upon the stage was so thrillingin its fearless courage and quiet repose that it 1904. THE HERO OF SAN BENITO. 617 had the effect… … THE LAD FINISHED ONE STANZA OF THE SONG AND BEGAN THE SECOND singer when the last note died away. AgainRudolph instantly seized the opportunity. Hespoke clear and strong: Ladies and gentlemen, it is the rear of thetheater which is in flames. See the smokecoming toward me from the back? The frontis…
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