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... short of the character , except in the last fcene ; Mr. HOLLAND was a perfect type of prim Stiff , the mercer from Ludgate - hill , both in utter- ance and appearance ; we never wish to see fuch a pasteboard peer again : Mr. SMITH has ...
... short of the character , except in the last fcene ; Mr. HOLLAND was a perfect type of prim Stiff , the mercer from Ludgate - hill , both in utter- ance and appearance ; we never wish to see fuch a pasteboard peer again : Mr. SMITH has ...
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... short of what might have been ; every alterer of SHAKE- SPEARE fhould remember , there were no female performers in his days , and improve according to the present time , fuch parts as neceffity , not want of genius or knowledge , made ...
... short of what might have been ; every alterer of SHAKE- SPEARE fhould remember , there were no female performers in his days , and improve according to the present time , fuch parts as neceffity , not want of genius or knowledge , made ...
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... old man , in a short , blunt reply , throws a farcafti- cal charge on , and difclaims Roman diffimulation ; this draws from Juba a liberal compliment in favour of Cato . of his allies ; in return , Syphax 440 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... old man , in a short , blunt reply , throws a farcafti- cal charge on , and difclaims Roman diffimulation ; this draws from Juba a liberal compliment in favour of Cato . of his allies ; in return , Syphax 440 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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