The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... circumstance by no means defenfible . At the beginning of the third act it appears , that Sciolto has difcovered his daughter's fullen beha- viour , and reproves it in terms of high displeasure ; the fimile which clofes his firft fpeech ...
... circumstance by no means defenfible . At the beginning of the third act it appears , that Sciolto has difcovered his daughter's fullen beha- viour , and reproves it in terms of high displeasure ; the fimile which clofes his firft fpeech ...
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... circumstance extreme- ly pleafing ; in this , as well as many other scenes of the play , TATE has enervated the verfification , by endeavouring to give it a fmoother flow ; where- fore COLMAN has fhewn greater judgment and more modefty ...
... circumstance extreme- ly pleafing ; in this , as well as many other scenes of the play , TATE has enervated the verfification , by endeavouring to give it a fmoother flow ; where- fore COLMAN has fhewn greater judgment and more modefty ...
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... circumstances in the first sphere of life , may make the matter from appa- rent exaggeration dubitable ; but human tranfactions prove , in this point , as well as many others , what be- nevolent feelings reluctantly admit , and with ...
... circumstances in the first sphere of life , may make the matter from appa- rent exaggeration dubitable ; but human tranfactions prove , in this point , as well as many others , what be- nevolent feelings reluctantly admit , and with ...
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