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... prefent Liliputian head - covers . We are told , that Wilkes played all his fine gentlemen in full - bottomed wigs , as Cibber did the fops alfo ; how ftrange would any thing of that kind appear at prefent , when even bishops wear crop ...
... prefent Liliputian head - covers . We are told , that Wilkes played all his fine gentlemen in full - bottomed wigs , as Cibber did the fops alfo ; how ftrange would any thing of that kind appear at prefent , when even bishops wear crop ...
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... prefent poffeffors . - Mr . DIGGES , whom we mentioned in our remarks upon Richard the Third , was not without great merit in the captain . Peachum and Lockit are admirably drawn for their ftations , and with a very natural diftinction ...
... prefent poffeffors . - Mr . DIGGES , whom we mentioned in our remarks upon Richard the Third , was not without great merit in the captain . Peachum and Lockit are admirably drawn for their ftations , and with a very natural diftinction ...
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... prefent - oh heav'ns ! -he is in the feeble hands of Mr. BURTON at Drury Lane , and incumbers the tottering abilities of Mr. GIBSON at Covent Garden . Do kind , condescending managers , relieve these o- verburthened gentlemen , by ...
... prefent - oh heav'ns ! -he is in the feeble hands of Mr. BURTON at Drury Lane , and incumbers the tottering abilities of Mr. GIBSON at Covent Garden . Do kind , condescending managers , relieve these o- verburthened gentlemen , by ...
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