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Gleanings in Europe, France, vol. 2 of 2

Note 5 — LETTER IV. To James E. De Kay, Esquire.

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Mr. Mathews and Mr. Power were the nearest to the neat acting of France of any male English performers the writer ever saw. The first sometimes permitted himself to be led astray, by the caricatures he was required to represent, and by the tastes of his audience; but the latter, so far as the writer has seen him, appears determined to be chaste, come what, come will.

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