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... consequence of it , are very spirited ; but we apprehend there are two intrusions upon decorum in the fcene with Worthy ; first , Bal- lance's charging him with privacy to Plume's difhonourable intentions , and then refufing his author ...
... consequence of it , are very spirited ; but we apprehend there are two intrusions upon decorum in the fcene with Worthy ; first , Bal- lance's charging him with privacy to Plume's difhonourable intentions , and then refufing his author ...
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... consequence , we might reasonably expect from what has been already fhewn of Mac- beth's jealous , impatient cruelty . The next scene of Macduff's lady and son , where murtherers come and demolish the latter in view of the audience , is ...
... consequence , we might reasonably expect from what has been already fhewn of Mac- beth's jealous , impatient cruelty . The next scene of Macduff's lady and son , where murtherers come and demolish the latter in view of the audience , is ...
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... consequence of animofities which prevail in the feveral families they are employed by , is highly na- tural , wecan by no means countenance even that small part of the ludicrous fcene with which the play now begins ; nothing can be ...
... consequence of animofities which prevail in the feveral families they are employed by , is highly na- tural , wecan by no means countenance even that small part of the ludicrous fcene with which the play now begins ; nothing can be ...
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