The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... scene is admirably composed of broken fentences ' ter- ror , passion , and affumed resolution . In the fucceeding scene , a narration of a very affecting nature is delivered by the Ghoft , in lan- guage worthy that inimitable author ...
... scene is admirably composed of broken fentences ' ter- ror , passion , and affumed resolution . In the fucceeding scene , a narration of a very affecting nature is delivered by the Ghoft , in lan- guage worthy that inimitable author ...
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... scene in the fourth -- Mr . GARRICK in the first scene , defcription of the Apothecary , & c . fifth act --- Mr . BARRY first part of the tomb scene , and Mr. GAR- BICK from where the poifon operates to the end . Having feen this play ...
... scene in the fourth -- Mr . GARRICK in the first scene , defcription of the Apothecary , & c . fifth act --- Mr . BARRY first part of the tomb scene , and Mr. GAR- BICK from where the poifon operates to the end . Having feen this play ...
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... scene . The short conversation between Lord Townly and lady Grace , is well conducted , and the mention of Manly falls in aptly , of whom both give a good preparative character ; I cannot , however , help being of opinion , that this ...
... scene . The short conversation between Lord Townly and lady Grace , is well conducted , and the mention of Manly falls in aptly , of whom both give a good preparative character ; I cannot , however , help being of opinion , that this ...
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