The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... state of infinite mifery , had we power , would be giving nature a diabolical bent ; therefore when Hamlet refolves upon taking his Uncle in fome peculiar act of fin , that his heels may kick at heaven , he certainly forms a defign ...
... state of infinite mifery , had we power , would be giving nature a diabolical bent ; therefore when Hamlet refolves upon taking his Uncle in fome peculiar act of fin , that his heels may kick at heaven , he certainly forms a defign ...
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... states we find , Those parted by confent , and thofe conjoin'd ; Confent , if mutual , faves the lawyer's fee ; ' Confent is law enough to fet you free . Thus Mr. Farquhar diffolves the marriage - knot , with as much eafe and expedition ...
... states we find , Those parted by confent , and thofe conjoin'd ; Confent , if mutual , faves the lawyer's fee ; ' Confent is law enough to fet you free . Thus Mr. Farquhar diffolves the marriage - knot , with as much eafe and expedition ...
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... state of the King of the Antipodes in Cronon , that is making a topsy - turvy part of it , and ftand- ing upon his head . Aimwell , who is only a plain , unaffecting gen- tleman , found better fupport by far from Mr. Ross and the late ...
... state of the King of the Antipodes in Cronon , that is making a topsy - turvy part of it , and ftand- ing upon his head . Aimwell , who is only a plain , unaffecting gen- tleman , found better fupport by far from Mr. Ross and the late ...
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... state of filent and confused reflection ; the author well knew , that no words at this period would equal the more fuitable speech of countenance and action ; therefore makes Banquo , whofe open , difinterefted heart takes no alarm ...
... state of filent and confused reflection ; the author well knew , that no words at this period would equal the more fuitable speech of countenance and action ; therefore makes Banquo , whofe open , difinterefted heart takes no alarm ...
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... state of guilty perturbation as Macbeth now appears , no mode of expreffion could be fo fuitable as that of foliloquy ; it were to be wifhed , however , that our great author , pursuing energy , had not in fome fentences border'd upon ...
... state of guilty perturbation as Macbeth now appears , no mode of expreffion could be fo fuitable as that of foliloquy ; it were to be wifhed , however , that our great author , pursuing energy , had not in fome fentences border'd upon ...
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