The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... seen ; he fhewed oddity , grafted upon the man of fenfe , and , as I remember , retained most of that scene at the be- ginning of the fecond act , which good fenfe and Shake- speare's friends must lament the general omiffion of . -Mr ...
... seen ; he fhewed oddity , grafted upon the man of fenfe , and , as I remember , retained most of that scene at the be- ginning of the fecond act , which good fenfe and Shake- speare's friends must lament the general omiffion of . -Mr ...
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... seen never exceeded mediocrity ; fome fink him into an abfolute black - guard , which there is no reafon for ; and others foften the natural gloom of his ftation too much ; the late Mr. BERRY was we apprehend , the moft tolerable of any ...
... seen never exceeded mediocrity ; fome fink him into an abfolute black - guard , which there is no reafon for ; and others foften the natural gloom of his ftation too much ; the late Mr. BERRY was we apprehend , the moft tolerable of any ...
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... seen Othello before , and the temper he last appeared in , fufficiently juf- tify his coming on here , fixed in the refolution of facrificing his wife . Lodovico appears deputed by the states of Ve- nice on a very odd errand , no less ...
... seen Othello before , and the temper he last appeared in , fufficiently juf- tify his coming on here , fixed in the refolution of facrificing his wife . Lodovico appears deputed by the states of Ve- nice on a very odd errand , no less ...
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... the Moor ; his figure was a good apology for Def- demona's attachment , even if she had not seen a fair , inftead of black vifage in his mind , and the harmony of Othells . of his voice to tell fuch a tale 150 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... the Moor ; his figure was a good apology for Def- demona's attachment , even if she had not seen a fair , inftead of black vifage in his mind , and the harmony of Othells . of his voice to tell fuch a tale 150 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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... seen . That inoffenfive perfonage Euftace finds very tolerable accommodation with Mr. DYER ; and it is no fmall degree of merit to preserve such an un- feafoned character from the charge of infipidity : Mr. DUNSTALL's Hodge deferves a ...
... seen . That inoffenfive perfonage Euftace finds very tolerable accommodation with Mr. DYER ; and it is no fmall degree of merit to preserve such an un- feafoned character from the charge of infipidity : Mr. DUNSTALL's Hodge deferves a ...
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