Letter

 1 XCI    |      about Cadio. Who are the actors, etc.? I mistrust your novel
 2 XCIV   |     behind the scenes for the actors who are not in front. As
 3 XCIV   | thirty-five or forty speaking actors of whom only five or six
 4 XCIV   | things. And the frenzy of the actors, pale and worn out, who
 5 CX     |      my novel about TRAVELING ACTORS [Footnote: Pierre qui roule.]
 6 CXXIX  |  little about it; some of the actors whom they propose are, to
 7 CXLVII |      and too many second-rate actors, not good.—I do not think
 8 CCIV   |        I read the play to the actors today, and the roles are
 9 CCXXXVI|       have seen the principal actors near to; I have seen the
10 CCLXVII|      is hardly the way of the actors whom I have known, and at
11 CCLXXII|   against the legitimists.~My actors played superbly, Saint-Germain
12 CCLXXIV|     worse! I will not have my actors hissed! The night of the
13 CCCV   |     SUCCESS, dear master. The actors were recalled after each