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... imagination , and , from the fame inexhauftible fource , furnished a peculiar mode of expreffion from each . The Roman catholic opinion of purgatory is inculcated through the whole of this interview ; and funeral rites , or preparatives ...
... imagination , and , from the fame inexhauftible fource , furnished a peculiar mode of expreffion from each . The Roman catholic opinion of purgatory is inculcated through the whole of this interview ; and funeral rites , or preparatives ...
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... imagination , and the interview gives more fatis- faction to the sensibility , by being made judiciously fhort . Licentiousness of sentiment again prevails unpar- donably between Iago and Rodorigo , even fo ruch as to fhame quotation ...
... imagination , and the interview gives more fatis- faction to the sensibility , by being made judiciously fhort . Licentiousness of sentiment again prevails unpar- donably between Iago and Rodorigo , even fo ruch as to fhame quotation ...
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... author of this piece has not a greater flow of imagination in writing , than he has of force and rapidity in representation ; as no man can compose , fo Commiffary . fo no performer can act in his stile 310 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... author of this piece has not a greater flow of imagination in writing , than he has of force and rapidity in representation ; as no man can compose , fo Commiffary . fo no performer can act in his stile 310 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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