The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... better than Mr. DUBELLAMY , a gentleman we never wish to hear speak in public , both in justice to himself and to the audience : Mr. DODD of Drury Lane did this part much better than either of the performers above mentioned ; there is ...
... better than Mr. DUBELLAMY , a gentleman we never wish to hear speak in public , both in justice to himself and to the audience : Mr. DODD of Drury Lane did this part much better than either of the performers above mentioned ; there is ...
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... better catastrophe , as in the proper place shall be pointed out . Pierre's expiring with a laugh of exultation , is pe- culiar and well imagined ; Jaffier alfo concludes characteristically , with thofe pathetic sensations of conjugal ...
... better catastrophe , as in the proper place shall be pointed out . Pierre's expiring with a laugh of exultation , is pe- culiar and well imagined ; Jaffier alfo concludes characteristically , with thofe pathetic sensations of conjugal ...
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... better fupport in Mr. YATES . Marcourt , by Mr.WOODWARD , has not , as we re- member , one touch of Harlequin ; his degagée pert- nefs is admirably expreffed , and no part that we have ever seen was better figured , or better dreffed ...
... better fupport in Mr. YATES . Marcourt , by Mr.WOODWARD , has not , as we re- member , one touch of Harlequin ; his degagée pert- nefs is admirably expreffed , and no part that we have ever seen was better figured , or better dreffed ...
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