The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1AMS Press, 1975 |
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... play is such a traveller ; therefore a palpable , flat contradiction to the above affertion ; the author no doubt meant a corporeal traveller , but it is ftretching indulgence very far to admit such a latitude of expreffion . The ...
... play is such a traveller ; therefore a palpable , flat contradiction to the above affertion ; the author no doubt meant a corporeal traveller , but it is ftretching indulgence very far to admit such a latitude of expreffion . The ...
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... play now begins ; nothing can be expreffed in more characteristic terms ; but we think it an ungracious commence- ment , nay unneceffary ; for the enmity of the Capu- lets is fufficiently made known , without fuch mobbish fcuffling ...
... play now begins ; nothing can be expreffed in more characteristic terms ; but we think it an ungracious commence- ment , nay unneceffary ; for the enmity of the Capu- lets is fufficiently made known , without fuch mobbish fcuffling ...
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... play himself , and therefore envied CIBBER , might anatomize that gentleman , we very much doubt whether any play he ever wrote , deplumed of fancy and harmonious numbers , contains more useful instruction , than this play which the ...
... play himself , and therefore envied CIBBER , might anatomize that gentleman , we very much doubt whether any play he ever wrote , deplumed of fancy and harmonious numbers , contains more useful instruction , than this play which the ...
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