The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... excellent ta- lents to pine under a thousand disadvantages , of un- merited penury and even contempt : no one knew better than Gay the neglect which too commonly attends literary merit ; he experienced , felt , and with great poignancy ...
... excellent ta- lents to pine under a thousand disadvantages , of un- merited penury and even contempt : no one knew better than Gay the neglect which too commonly attends literary merit ; he experienced , felt , and with great poignancy ...
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... excellent leffon in the following lines . All that glifters is not gold ; Often have you heard that told : Many a man his life has fold But my outfide to behold : Gilded wood may worms enfold- & c . & c . In the fhort fucceeding fcene ...
... excellent leffon in the following lines . All that glifters is not gold ; Often have you heard that told : Many a man his life has fold But my outfide to behold : Gilded wood may worms enfold- & c . & c . In the fhort fucceeding fcene ...
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... excellent young actor had juftly gained , fay , that he was near as great as Mr. GARRICK ; one at firft would suppose the expression ironical fatire , but , as we be- lieve fome had perfuaded themselves to believe it really was fo , it ...
... excellent young actor had juftly gained , fay , that he was near as great as Mr. GARRICK ; one at firft would suppose the expression ironical fatire , but , as we be- lieve fome had perfuaded themselves to believe it really was fo , it ...
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