The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... certainly displays no very confpicuous merit in the character ; and to mention Mrs. BARRY would be to injure her , as it certainly does not at all coincide with her capabilities . The witches we should take no notice of , but for a ...
... certainly displays no very confpicuous merit in the character ; and to mention Mrs. BARRY would be to injure her , as it certainly does not at all coincide with her capabilities . The witches we should take no notice of , but for a ...
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... certainly deserve , general fuccefs - fuch a work we could cordially recommend to Mr. GARRICK , and such suitable affiftants as his extenfive connexions in the literary world muft eafily procure him - we hope what is here offered will ...
... certainly deserve , general fuccefs - fuch a work we could cordially recommend to Mr. GARRICK , and such suitable affiftants as his extenfive connexions in the literary world muft eafily procure him - we hope what is here offered will ...
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... certainly be deemed a piece of poetical fycophantism . Lord Ogleby , though pronounced a very near re- lation of Lord Chalkfione , is moft certainly as much an original , and as much a child of laughter , as any character on the stage ...
... certainly be deemed a piece of poetical fycophantism . Lord Ogleby , though pronounced a very near re- lation of Lord Chalkfione , is moft certainly as much an original , and as much a child of laughter , as any character on the stage ...
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