This, my dear Huret, is what seems to me more extraordinary than
anything. This is the Sarah I have always known. I never made the
acquaintance of the Sarah with the coffin and the alligators. The only
Sarah I know is the one who works. She is the greater.
EDMOND ROSTAND.
_Paris, April 25, 1899._
CONTENTS
PAGE
Preface vii
Sarah Bernhardt 1
“Sarah Bernhardt’s Day” 153
Sarah Bernhardt’s ‘Hamlet’ 179
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
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Mme. Sarah Bernhardt _Frontispiece_
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and her son Maurice at the age of five 6
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and her son Maurice at the age of eleven 8
Mme. Guérard 13
As Junie in _Britannicus_ 14
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt when a girl 17
As Zanetto in _Le Passant_ 20
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in _François le Champi_ 21
In _Le Drame de la Rue de la Paix_ 24
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt’s Cheque 26
As Cordelia in _King Lear_ 29
As Doña Sol in _Hernani_ 32
As Léonora in _Dalila_ 35
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt and her son Maurice at the age of fifteen 39
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt as Cleopatra 43
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in _La Fille de Roland_ 46
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in her coffin 49
As Doña Sol in _Hernani_ 53
As Doña Sol in _Hernani_ 56
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in her travelling costume 59
As Léonora in _Dalila_ 63
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt in 1877 67
Sketch by Caran d’Ache 70
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt as sculptor 71
Mme. Sarah Bernhardt as painter 75
Caricature by André Gill 77
Sketch by Mme. Sarah Bernhardt 78
As Adrienne Lecouvreur 83
As Adrienne Lecouvreur 87
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