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... figure , was void of the efssential spirit , and his voice far too monotonous for the transitions which so frequently occur ; yet , wonderful to be told , he played it se- veral years with confiderable applaufe . Mr. SHERIDAN fhewed ...
... figure , was void of the efssential spirit , and his voice far too monotonous for the transitions which so frequently occur ; yet , wonderful to be told , he played it se- veral years with confiderable applaufe . Mr. SHERIDAN fhewed ...
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... figure as any hot - headed in- ebriated fool we have met with : we don't fay that nature's bounds are at all violated , but we con- ceive fuch pictures unworthy the more delicate and masterly beauties of this piece : if any thing can ...
... figure as any hot - headed in- ebriated fool we have met with : we don't fay that nature's bounds are at all violated , but we con- ceive fuch pictures unworthy the more delicate and masterly beauties of this piece : if any thing can ...
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... figure reprefented by Mr. PACKER : as to that fimirking felf - impor- tant figure of an actor , Mr. DAVIS , who speaks as he walks , by a kind of instinct , and whom to mention is a waste of words , we wonder how even confummate ...
... figure reprefented by Mr. PACKER : as to that fimirking felf - impor- tant figure of an actor , Mr. DAVIS , who speaks as he walks , by a kind of instinct , and whom to mention is a waste of words , we wonder how even confummate ...
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