The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 Seiten |
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... equal to any exifting merit , and the public have an undoubted right to expect capital performance , wherever it can be introduced ; nor should the ridiculous word , confequence , deter managers from fulfilling the point of duty . The ...
... equal to any exifting merit , and the public have an undoubted right to expect capital performance , wherever it can be introduced ; nor should the ridiculous word , confequence , deter managers from fulfilling the point of duty . The ...
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... equal to fome very arduous tasks , can nevertheless when occafion calls , condefcend agreeably and make srifles interefting : this is no fmall point of praife ; for many capital actors , thinking a character beneath their dignity ...
... equal to fome very arduous tasks , can nevertheless when occafion calls , condefcend agreeably and make srifles interefting : this is no fmall point of praife ; for many capital actors , thinking a character beneath their dignity ...
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... equal throughout ; his death is not quite con- fiftent with poetical juftice , but neceffary ; Mr. HULL , though better calculated for exhibiting amiable and sender feelings , than any which bor- der upon gloomy and fanguinary designs ...
... equal throughout ; his death is not quite con- fiftent with poetical juftice , but neceffary ; Mr. HULL , though better calculated for exhibiting amiable and sender feelings , than any which bor- der upon gloomy and fanguinary designs ...
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