The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... voice of conscience which though unheard by the world , fpeaks in thunder to the guilty wretch , who bears such a painful monitor in his bofom . C The The characters of this piece are many in num ber The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 9.
... voice of conscience which though unheard by the world , fpeaks in thunder to the guilty wretch , who bears such a painful monitor in his bofom . C The The characters of this piece are many in num ber The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 9.
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... such a traveller ; therefore a palpable , flat contra- diction to the above affertion ; the author no doubt meant a corporeal traveller , but it is ftretching in- dulgence very far to admit fuch a latitude of expref- fion . The ...
... such a traveller ; therefore a palpable , flat contra- diction to the above affertion ; the author no doubt meant a corporeal traveller , but it is ftretching in- dulgence very far to admit fuch a latitude of expref- fion . The ...
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... such inferior rank , ' tis literally too grofs . 5 Sullen's behaviour is fuch as we may expect from him ; after his exit , a defign is mentioned , which as the play is performed , cannot possibly be disco- vered for it never comes to ...
... such inferior rank , ' tis literally too grofs . 5 Sullen's behaviour is fuch as we may expect from him ; after his exit , a defign is mentioned , which as the play is performed , cannot possibly be disco- vered for it never comes to ...
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... such extraordinary agents are to be employed ; but I know not why they should fink under the ftage , immediately after pronounce . ing these words , " Hover through the fog and " filthy air . " The King's appearance to hear an account ...
... such extraordinary agents are to be employed ; but I know not why they should fink under the ftage , immediately after pronounce . ing these words , " Hover through the fog and " filthy air . " The King's appearance to hear an account ...
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... such as na- turally arise from the subject , and are nervously ex- preffed ; Macbeth's determination to confult the witches , plainly indicates the agitation and weak- nefs nefs of a guilty heart and a fuperftitious head ; The DRAMATIC ...
... such as na- turally arise from the subject , and are nervously ex- preffed ; Macbeth's determination to confult the witches , plainly indicates the agitation and weak- nefs nefs of a guilty heart and a fuperftitious head ; The DRAMATIC ...
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