The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... striking and copious a picture could have been given of his whole heart in a first appearance ; nor could any other character have given so happy a de- lineation of him as he does of himself . The first act concludes properly with ...
... striking and copious a picture could have been given of his whole heart in a first appearance ; nor could any other character have given so happy a de- lineation of him as he does of himself . The first act concludes properly with ...
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... striking ones , are all drawn from life , and with fuch a happy degree of execution that they are not more generally seen than known ; and this we are bold to affirm , is the true way to make the stage a falutary school of manners ...
... striking ones , are all drawn from life , and with fuch a happy degree of execution that they are not more generally seen than known ; and this we are bold to affirm , is the true way to make the stage a falutary school of manners ...
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... striking , and fully juftifies taking violent measures for redrefs ; however , we can by no means approve the following exultation of Pierre , which feems the cruel effusion of a mind delighting in mischief ; How lovely the Adriatic ...
... striking , and fully juftifies taking violent measures for redrefs ; however , we can by no means approve the following exultation of Pierre , which feems the cruel effusion of a mind delighting in mischief ; How lovely the Adriatic ...
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