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... manner to his inferior officer , is trifling with the Moor's impor- tance , and makes his return during the quarrel , too improbably fudden ; Iago's inflammatory speeches to Caffio refpecting Desdemona , and the confum- mation of the ...
... manner to his inferior officer , is trifling with the Moor's impor- tance , and makes his return during the quarrel , too improbably fudden ; Iago's inflammatory speeches to Caffio refpecting Desdemona , and the confum- mation of the ...
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... manner by Congreve , the introduction of new characters in each of the three first acts , we are presented with the lawyers who are to fettle marriage contracts , & c . at the begin- ning of the third act of this piece , their scene is ...
... manner by Congreve , the introduction of new characters in each of the three first acts , we are presented with the lawyers who are to fettle marriage contracts , & c . at the begin- ning of the third act of this piece , their scene is ...
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... manner , reverses the picture she has drawn , while she supports the force and vivacity of his description as he did hers ; this is a very pleasing pit - pat , and judicious manner of revealing Mrs. Mechlin's , or any other character ...
... manner , reverses the picture she has drawn , while she supports the force and vivacity of his description as he did hers ; this is a very pleasing pit - pat , and judicious manner of revealing Mrs. Mechlin's , or any other character ...
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