The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... Strange ! that he who found means to destroy his own brother , in the plenitude of power and popular efteem , fhould take fuch a round - about method to dispose of a nephew he seems to fear ; and full as strange is it , that Hamlet ...
... Strange ! that he who found means to destroy his own brother , in the plenitude of power and popular efteem , fhould take fuch a round - about method to dispose of a nephew he seems to fear ; and full as strange is it , that Hamlet ...
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... strange , yet fatirical medley , the condemned hole immediately fucceeds ; and , like other great men in some serious pieces , the captain fings through all weathers - high spirits , low fpirits , love and despair ; he has no lefs than ...
... strange , yet fatirical medley , the condemned hole immediately fucceeds ; and , like other great men in some serious pieces , the captain fings through all weathers - high spirits , low fpirits , love and despair ; he has no lefs than ...
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... strange incoherent rhapfody , and fo much preferves uniformity , that his death commonly proves a very laughable inci- dent : it is reported , as an expreffion of Shakespeare's , that he was obliged to kill Mercutio in the third act ...
... strange incoherent rhapfody , and fo much preferves uniformity , that his death commonly proves a very laughable inci- dent : it is reported , as an expreffion of Shakespeare's , that he was obliged to kill Mercutio in the third act ...
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