The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... shews great judgement , and his feelings , on being told the fallacy of his charm , are expressed in very apt . terms . Why the author chose to execute fo great a culprit behind the scenes , thereby depriving the audience of a moft ...
... shews great judgement , and his feelings , on being told the fallacy of his charm , are expressed in very apt . terms . Why the author chose to execute fo great a culprit behind the scenes , thereby depriving the audience of a moft ...
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... shews something of generofity ; after receiv- ing his death wound he utters a ftrange incoherent rhapsody , and so much preferves uniformity that his death commonly proves a very laughable inci- dent : it is reported as an expreffion of ...
... shews something of generofity ; after receiv- ing his death wound he utters a ftrange incoherent rhapsody , and so much preferves uniformity that his death commonly proves a very laughable inci- dent : it is reported as an expreffion of ...
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... shews powers which must work strong and na- tural feelings upon the audience , tears , apprehen- fions , and even a degree of aftonishment wait on her Mandane ; judicious tranfitions of voice , hap- py variations of countenance , and ...
... shews powers which must work strong and na- tural feelings upon the audience , tears , apprehen- fions , and even a degree of aftonishment wait on her Mandane ; judicious tranfitions of voice , hap- py variations of countenance , and ...
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... shews that humility and judgment obtain me- ritoriously , what oftentation and vanity lofe ; from the Jew's fate may be learned , that perfevering cru- elty is very capable of drawing ruin on itself - in thofe fcenes where fentiments ...
... shews that humility and judgment obtain me- ritoriously , what oftentation and vanity lofe ; from the Jew's fate may be learned , that perfevering cru- elty is very capable of drawing ruin on itself - in thofe fcenes where fentiments ...
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... shews at any idea of folliciting or receiving Cæfar's mercy is noble , his advice to Portius worthy of a philofo- pher , the attention paid to the fafety of his friends generous , and the leave he takes of them pathetic : if he had not ...
... shews at any idea of folliciting or receiving Cæfar's mercy is noble , his advice to Portius worthy of a philofo- pher , the attention paid to the fafety of his friends generous , and the leave he takes of them pathetic : if he had not ...
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