The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... enter , show him verfed in court chicanery ; particularly throwing in a remark , ' tis hard - The mayor fhould lose bis title with his office . Richard's hypocrify is here painted in a capital manner ; and is most admi- rably affifted ...
... enter , show him verfed in court chicanery ; particularly throwing in a remark , ' tis hard - The mayor fhould lose bis title with his office . Richard's hypocrify is here painted in a capital manner ; and is most admi- rably affifted ...
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... enters to tell him of the come- dians , the Prince again affumes his stile of equivocal repartee , and indeed is pleafingly witty with the verbose old statesman ; his welcome to the Players is well adapted to themode of behaviour he has ...
... enters to tell him of the come- dians , the Prince again affumes his stile of equivocal repartee , and indeed is pleafingly witty with the verbose old statesman ; his welcome to the Players is well adapted to themode of behaviour he has ...
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... thieves ; this , by the author , was put into the Frenchman's mouth ; however , a flight alteration may bring propriety to the priest ; only making him enter with with - Arra , fure there has been another robbery- 54 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... thieves ; this , by the author , was put into the Frenchman's mouth ; however , a flight alteration may bring propriety to the priest ; only making him enter with with - Arra , fure there has been another robbery- 54 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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... into all his guilt and confequent misfor- tunes . The expreffions he uses to the fervant or officer who enters with intelligence of the English army are low O 2 and and grofs , far beneath even a private gentleman ; The DRAMATIC 99 CENSOR .
... into all his guilt and confequent misfor- tunes . The expreffions he uses to the fervant or officer who enters with intelligence of the English army are low O 2 and and grofs , far beneath even a private gentleman ; The DRAMATIC 99 CENSOR .
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... ; the dulleft comprehen- fron may be taught to enter on this fide or that ; to ftand on a particular board ; to raise the voice here , and and fall it there ; but unless motion and utterance 108 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... ; the dulleft comprehen- fron may be taught to enter on this fide or that ; to ftand on a particular board ; to raise the voice here , and and fall it there ; but unless motion and utterance 108 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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