The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... judiciously fhort . Licentiousness of sentiment again prevails unpar- donably between Iago and Rodorigo , even fo ruch as to fhame quotation ; indeed , to do the flage juf- tice , this scene is much and commendably curtailed in ...
... judiciously fhort . Licentiousness of sentiment again prevails unpar- donably between Iago and Rodorigo , even fo ruch as to fhame quotation ; indeed , to do the flage juf- tice , this scene is much and commendably curtailed in ...
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... judiciously laid ; the Wronghead family are well rescued ; and strict poetical justice is done by obliging the sharper to marry one he has de- bauched , and would have impofed on an unfufpect- ing country lad . The laft fcene , which is ...
... judiciously laid ; the Wronghead family are well rescued ; and strict poetical justice is done by obliging the sharper to marry one he has de- bauched , and would have impofed on an unfufpect- ing country lad . The laft fcene , which is ...
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... judiciously to wake our apprehension for Antonio's bond , and a most amiable picture is drawn of his unlimited friend- fhip for Baffanio . The prince of Arragon appears next as a fuitor of Portia ; this scene , as well as thofe of ...
... judiciously to wake our apprehension for Antonio's bond , and a most amiable picture is drawn of his unlimited friend- fhip for Baffanio . The prince of Arragon appears next as a fuitor of Portia ; this scene , as well as thofe of ...
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