The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... some measure deferves its place , as in it the tyrant is devoted to deftruc- tion by a mother's curfe : the following part of this act is as rapid , and as well a conducted feries of interesting events as ever was exhibited in any drama ...
... some measure deferves its place , as in it the tyrant is devoted to deftruc- tion by a mother's curfe : the following part of this act is as rapid , and as well a conducted feries of interesting events as ever was exhibited in any drama ...
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... some motives of perplexity by alarming the justice with apprehenfions of Plume's defign upon his daughter , and the old gentleman's fentiments in confequence of it are very fpirited ; but we appre- hend there are two intrufions upon ...
... some motives of perplexity by alarming the justice with apprehenfions of Plume's defign upon his daughter , and the old gentleman's fentiments in confequence of it are very fpirited ; but we appre- hend there are two intrufions upon ...
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... Some more fuitable pause might have been made to give Macbeth time for compofing his ruffled figure ; the fhort fcene between him , Macduff and Lenox , is well calcu- lated lated ; Lenox's remarks upon the night are very confiftent 90 ...
... Some more fuitable pause might have been made to give Macbeth time for compofing his ruffled figure ; the fhort fcene between him , Macduff and Lenox , is well calcu- lated lated ; Lenox's remarks upon the night are very confiftent 90 ...
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... some abfurd , and too many licentious , we mean as written by Shakespeare - except tranfporting the characters from Venice to Cyprus , which might have easily been avoided ; the plan is fuffici- ently regular , pleafingly progreffive ...
... some abfurd , and too many licentious , we mean as written by Shakespeare - except tranfporting the characters from Venice to Cyprus , which might have easily been avoided ; the plan is fuffici- ently regular , pleafingly progreffive ...
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... some light concerning the ladies themfelves , the old juf- tice and his maiden fifter ; but I am forry our bard flipped by decency to make two well - bred young ladies fpeak in the following words " this libidi- " nous father of yours ...
... some light concerning the ladies themfelves , the old juf- tice and his maiden fifter ; but I am forry our bard flipped by decency to make two well - bred young ladies fpeak in the following words " this libidi- " nous father of yours ...
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