The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1B. Blom, 1972 - 979 Seiten |
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... received in this tragedy ; the requifite force of expreffion , and a proper difpofition of features , were wanting ; after the murder , his feelings dwindled into a kind of boyish whimpering , and his countenance rather described bodily ...
... received in this tragedy ; the requifite force of expreffion , and a proper difpofition of features , were wanting ; after the murder , his feelings dwindled into a kind of boyish whimpering , and his countenance rather described bodily ...
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... receiving the melan- choly tidings , his melting only at the sufferings of her he loves , recommends his character ... received for her , is happily defigned ; the comes upon us in the double yiew of a moft op- preffed daughter , and ...
... receiving the melan- choly tidings , his melting only at the sufferings of her he loves , recommends his character ... received for her , is happily defigned ; the comes upon us in the double yiew of a moft op- preffed daughter , and ...
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... received from Renault , and as to informing the audience , they are much better made acquainted with the circumftance by her neceffarily opening the mat- ter afterwards to Jaffier . Upon her husband's appearance , fhe complains very ...
... received from Renault , and as to informing the audience , they are much better made acquainted with the circumftance by her neceffarily opening the mat- ter afterwards to Jaffier . Upon her husband's appearance , fhe complains very ...
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