The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... admirably written ; and ac- cording to the idea we form of fupernatural utter- ance , adapted to fupernatural appearance . Mr. QUIN has never been excelled , nor by many de- grees equalled ; folemnity of expreffion was his excellence in ...
... admirably written ; and ac- cording to the idea we form of fupernatural utter- ance , adapted to fupernatural appearance . Mr. QUIN has never been excelled , nor by many de- grees equalled ; folemnity of expreffion was his excellence in ...
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... , are here of fingular ad- vantage , and the peculiarity of ftile is admirably fet forth by his peculiarity of expreffion , especially in the Romeo and Juliet . the capital speech relative to Queen 190 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... , are here of fingular ad- vantage , and the peculiarity of ftile is admirably fet forth by his peculiarity of expreffion , especially in the Romeo and Juliet . the capital speech relative to Queen 190 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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... admirably represented by Mrs. MACKLIN ; and we think her petulant impertinence is very well fupported by Mrs. PITT ; upon the whole , this play is in a truly deplorable state of action at present in both houses ; and as fixteen years ...
... admirably represented by Mrs. MACKLIN ; and we think her petulant impertinence is very well fupported by Mrs. PITT ; upon the whole , this play is in a truly deplorable state of action at present in both houses ; and as fixteen years ...
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