The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... means of the Frenchman , Mrs. Sullen means to awaken her husband's jealousy ; but that character being totally omitted , that matter remains in the dark , unless fomething can be picked up from what Foigard fays afterwards ; but how a ...
... means of the Frenchman , Mrs. Sullen means to awaken her husband's jealousy ; but that character being totally omitted , that matter remains in the dark , unless fomething can be picked up from what Foigard fays afterwards ; but how a ...
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... means fee any neceffity for ; as every part of the plot might have been preserved with equal force , by keeping- the characters all through at Venice ; we have de- clared ourselves fo unclaffical as not to be the friends of ftrict ...
... means fee any neceffity for ; as every part of the plot might have been preserved with equal force , by keeping- the characters all through at Venice ; we have de- clared ourselves fo unclaffical as not to be the friends of ftrict ...
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... means to enflame his paflions , are well defigned incidents towards opening and carrying on the plot . Lady Capulet and Nurse appear next ; however great a favourite the loquacious old dame may be with the majority of an audience ...
... means to enflame his paflions , are well defigned incidents towards opening and carrying on the plot . Lady Capulet and Nurse appear next ; however great a favourite the loquacious old dame may be with the majority of an audience ...
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