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... received and deserved much praise , but he made lamentable use of the fing - fong manner , and tra- gedized a great part of it abominably ; Mr. SHE- RIDAN was as fententiously pedantic as any fuper- cilious fellow of a college in ...
... received and deserved much praise , but he made lamentable use of the fing - fong manner , and tra- gedized a great part of it abominably ; Mr. SHE- RIDAN was as fententiously pedantic as any fuper- cilious fellow of a college in ...
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... received of family pride , and the conversation is pleasantly conducted , till the cit rouses into a com- mendable feeling of the light treatment he has met , and utters fome very home truths . The Baron's behaviour on hearing a foap ...
... received of family pride , and the conversation is pleasantly conducted , till the cit rouses into a com- mendable feeling of the light treatment he has met , and utters fome very home truths . The Baron's behaviour on hearing a foap ...
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... received confiderable animation from that correctness and vivacity which always diftin- guishes Mrs. GREEN's performance of fuch cha- racters . Charlotte is , confidered in the theatrical view , as mere a trifle as ever hung heavy on ...
... received confiderable animation from that correctness and vivacity which always diftin- guishes Mrs. GREEN's performance of fuch cha- racters . Charlotte is , confidered in the theatrical view , as mere a trifle as ever hung heavy on ...
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