The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 2Gregg International Publishers Limited, 1969 - 21 Seiten |
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... prefent , that he is fecond beft in this fimple monarch . Cloten is a ftrange and hateful compofition , tri fing ... prefent Cymbeline . prefent him as an object of contempt , 96 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... prefent , that he is fecond beft in this fimple monarch . Cloten is a ftrange and hateful compofition , tri fing ... prefent Cymbeline . prefent him as an object of contempt , 96 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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... prefent , not but we allow the latter to be very tolerable , as acting goes at prefent ; Mr. Ross was much the best . Doctor Cantwell , much more emphatically called Wolf , by CIBBER , is a very high finished piece of villainy ; proud ...
... prefent , not but we allow the latter to be very tolerable , as acting goes at prefent ; Mr. Ross was much the best . Doctor Cantwell , much more emphatically called Wolf , by CIBBER , is a very high finished piece of villainy ; proud ...
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... prefent , should be ignorant of it when he claimed France as his na- tural , lawful inheritance . Had these absurdities in character ferved any striking purpose , there would have been fome degree of palliation ; but the whole purport ...
... prefent , should be ignorant of it when he claimed France as his na- tural , lawful inheritance . Had these absurdities in character ferved any striking purpose , there would have been fome degree of palliation ; but the whole purport ...
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