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... gives an extended idea of his ambitious remorseless principles in a very characteristic foliloquy . The fhort scene with which the fecond act begins is a juft preparation for the funeral of Henry ; and those obfequies being partly fhewn ...
... gives an extended idea of his ambitious remorseless principles in a very characteristic foliloquy . The fhort scene with which the fecond act begins is a juft preparation for the funeral of Henry ; and those obfequies being partly fhewn ...
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... gives Cherry a plaufi- ble reason for viewing him as a dubious character , but also affords him a very good opportunity of exhibiting equivocal looks and expreffion ; the fhort fubfequent repartees are extremely pleasant ; their ...
... gives Cherry a plaufi- ble reason for viewing him as a dubious character , but also affords him a very good opportunity of exhibiting equivocal looks and expreffion ; the fhort fubfequent repartees are extremely pleasant ; their ...
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... gives a fatirical and laughable ac- count , fhewing that he has a generous concern for their welfare , though he cannot avoid despifing their folly . If introducing fuch a perfon as John Moody into the presence of a nobleman and his ...
... gives a fatirical and laughable ac- count , fhewing that he has a generous concern for their welfare , though he cannot avoid despifing their folly . If introducing fuch a perfon as John Moody into the presence of a nobleman and his ...
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