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... object of deteftation ; and we apprehend unne- ceffarily , unless we carry the idea of burlesque conftantly in view , and confider the author as ri- diculing the poisoned bowls of tragedy , so often needlessly administered , and so ...
... object of deteftation ; and we apprehend unne- ceffarily , unless we carry the idea of burlesque conftantly in view , and confider the author as ri- diculing the poisoned bowls of tragedy , so often needlessly administered , and so ...
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... object of ftrict confidence what he has just heard from his wife is probable , but that any author should have the affurance to affront an audience with fuch grofs stuff , fuch fulfome defcription as we find in this fhort fcene , is ...
... object of ftrict confidence what he has just heard from his wife is probable , but that any author should have the affurance to affront an audience with fuch grofs stuff , fuch fulfome defcription as we find in this fhort fcene , is ...
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... object of jealousy , as her beauty , Cymon . beauty feems to be an object of general The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 423.
... object of jealousy , as her beauty , Cymon . beauty feems to be an object of general The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 423.
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