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... present , we will venture to affert , that if natural disposition had not bent this gentleman to write in a peculiar manner , and to fupport that peculiarity by his own per- formance , he would have done many characters much more ...
... present , we will venture to affert , that if natural disposition had not bent this gentleman to write in a peculiar manner , and to fupport that peculiarity by his own per- formance , he would have done many characters much more ...
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... present time , fuch parts as neceffity , not want of genius or knowledge , made him abbreviate . Edmund's villainous defign upon Cordelia fills up , but cannot blacken the character of a man who is favage enough to premeditate the death ...
... present time , fuch parts as neceffity , not want of genius or knowledge , made him abbreviate . Edmund's villainous defign upon Cordelia fills up , but cannot blacken the character of a man who is favage enough to premeditate the death ...
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... presents a bloody napkin to Rofa- lind , and Orlando's excufe for not coming accord- ing to appointment . The ... present appearance ; in- deed , he talks of being led to the duke , who or- dered him array and entertainment : but ...
... presents a bloody napkin to Rofa- lind , and Orlando's excufe for not coming accord- ing to appointment . The ... present appearance ; in- deed , he talks of being led to the duke , who or- dered him array and entertainment : but ...
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