The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... she plays does not often enough gratify the public defire of seeing her : in respect of Mrs. LESSINGHAM , who per- forms it at Covent - garden , we wish her a better income off the stage than fhe makes on it ; and fhould be very glad to ...
... she plays does not often enough gratify the public defire of seeing her : in respect of Mrs. LESSINGHAM , who per- forms it at Covent - garden , we wish her a better income off the stage than fhe makes on it ; and fhould be very glad to ...
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... she is compofed of violent paffions , and , as we have shewn , of a bad heart ; yet , even with moderate merit , must please in acting ; Mrs. CLIVE , though she squalled the fongs , did the part more justice than any body else . We ...
... she is compofed of violent paffions , and , as we have shewn , of a bad heart ; yet , even with moderate merit , must please in acting ; Mrs. CLIVE , though she squalled the fongs , did the part more justice than any body else . We ...
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... she and her aunt break out , in spite of his interpofition ; their cries bring forth Canton and his lordship , the lawyers , & c . in very laughable appearances . The ladies take great pains , on his lordship's cordial enquiry after ...
... she and her aunt break out , in spite of his interpofition ; their cries bring forth Canton and his lordship , the lawyers , & c . in very laughable appearances . The ladies take great pains , on his lordship's cordial enquiry after ...
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