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... whole in one fpeech after Othello's death . This tragedy , upon the whole , contains many paffages fublimely beautiful , a number very trifling , fome abfurd , and too many licentious , we mean as written by Shakespeare - except ...
... whole in one fpeech after Othello's death . This tragedy , upon the whole , contains many paffages fublimely beautiful , a number very trifling , fome abfurd , and too many licentious , we mean as written by Shakespeare - except ...
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... whole , we must remark , that in respect of the two alterations , TATE had no guide but his own judgment , which , though very fallible in many places , has yet operated fuccessfully upon the whole ; Mr. COLMAN had his labours , as well ...
... whole , we must remark , that in respect of the two alterations , TATE had no guide but his own judgment , which , though very fallible in many places , has yet operated fuccessfully upon the whole ; Mr. COLMAN had his labours , as well ...
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... the ftage tolerably happy , after the most ridiculous , bo - peep tranfactions , that ever difgraced any piece of ferious compofition ; the VOL . I. Mmm whole Cats . whole love episode is indisputably pitiful , but The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... the ftage tolerably happy , after the most ridiculous , bo - peep tranfactions , that ever difgraced any piece of ferious compofition ; the VOL . I. Mmm whole Cats . whole love episode is indisputably pitiful , but The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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