The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... certainly well judged to make , his external appearance , on the ftage , emblematic of his mind ; and for fake of fingularity dreffing him only in the habit of the times may be defen- fible ; but what excufe can be made for fhewing him ...
... certainly well judged to make , his external appearance , on the ftage , emblematic of his mind ; and for fake of fingularity dreffing him only in the habit of the times may be defen- fible ; but what excufe can be made for fhewing him ...
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... certainly equal to any exifting merit , and the public have an undoubted right to expect capital performance , wherever it can be introduced ; nor fhould the ridiculous word , confequence , deter managers from fulfilling the point of ...
... certainly equal to any exifting merit , and the public have an undoubted right to expect capital performance , wherever it can be introduced ; nor fhould the ridiculous word , confequence , deter managers from fulfilling the point of ...
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... certainly forms a defign , and utters fentiments more fuitable to an affaffin of the bafeft kind , than a virtuous prince and a feel- ing man . ; In that excellent fcene of the clofet where the Prince fo beautifully and fo powerfully ...
... certainly forms a defign , and utters fentiments more fuitable to an affaffin of the bafeft kind , than a virtuous prince and a feel- ing man . ; In that excellent fcene of the clofet where the Prince fo beautifully and fo powerfully ...
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... certainly , as a judge and lover of nature , despised the titum - ti , mono- tonous fing - fong then fashionable , and indeed equal- ly admired , till within less than these last thirty years ; for this reason , he was judged to be but ...
... certainly , as a judge and lover of nature , despised the titum - ti , mono- tonous fing - fong then fashionable , and indeed equal- ly admired , till within less than these last thirty years ; for this reason , he was judged to be but ...
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... certainly , upon juft principles , boaft a greater fhare of utility ; the elevated paffions and incidents with which we are treated by the former may warm , melt , and aftonifh our feelings ; while the latter , playing with fancy in its ...
... certainly , upon juft principles , boaft a greater fhare of utility ; the elevated paffions and incidents with which we are treated by the former may warm , melt , and aftonifh our feelings ; while the latter , playing with fancy in its ...
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