The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... expression . Having placed Mr. GARRICK far before all other competitors in this character , as fupporting every scene throughout the whole with very capi- tal merit ; it would be ungenerous not to acknow- ledge , that Mr. Mossop ...
... expression . Having placed Mr. GARRICK far before all other competitors in this character , as fupporting every scene throughout the whole with very capi- tal merit ; it would be ungenerous not to acknow- ledge , that Mr. Mossop ...
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... expression and be- nevolent tendency of this speech , yet an obvious ob- jection lies against the paffage marked by italics ; which , as it evidently refers to the Lord's Prayer , ought not to be even hinted at , where a Jew was in ...
... expression and be- nevolent tendency of this speech , yet an obvious ob- jection lies against the paffage marked by italics ; which , as it evidently refers to the Lord's Prayer , ought not to be even hinted at , where a Jew was in ...
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... expression ironical fatire , but , as we be- lieve fome had perfuaded themselves to believe it really was fo , it becomes our duty , from the most impartial , and we hope liberal diffection of merit , to fay , that his deserving sunk ...
... expression ironical fatire , but , as we be- lieve fome had perfuaded themselves to believe it really was fo , it becomes our duty , from the most impartial , and we hope liberal diffection of merit , to fay , that his deserving sunk ...
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