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... must be of opinion , that if criticism would enjoy a feast of originality from the Hibernian priest , it must be found in the performance of Mr. SPARKS , now at Drury - lane . Scrub is a very marked and striking character ; fimple , yet ...
... must be of opinion , that if criticism would enjoy a feast of originality from the Hibernian priest , it must be found in the performance of Mr. SPARKS , now at Drury - lane . Scrub is a very marked and striking character ; fimple , yet ...
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... must be of opinion , that the change of affection from Rosaline to Juliet , is judiciously omitted , as it certainly ferved no pur- pofe but throwing an imputation upon Romeo's conftancy , which , tainted , must make him less the object ...
... must be of opinion , that the change of affection from Rosaline to Juliet , is judiciously omitted , as it certainly ferved no pur- pofe but throwing an imputation upon Romeo's conftancy , which , tainted , must make him less the object ...
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... must his tones , looks and geftures be , mechanical acting , which may pass a- greeably enough in other fmaller creations of the brain , must here flatten idea to a very palling degree . Come forth the man whom nature has happily formed ...
... must his tones , looks and geftures be , mechanical acting , which may pass a- greeably enough in other fmaller creations of the brain , must here flatten idea to a very palling degree . Come forth the man whom nature has happily formed ...
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