The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... equal force and dignity to hiftorical ones ; from a multiplicity of great and interesting events , they roufe and command more paffions than any other ; of this Shakespeare was a most com- petent judge , and happily availed himself , I ...
... equal force and dignity to hiftorical ones ; from a multiplicity of great and interesting events , they roufe and command more paffions than any other ; of this Shakespeare was a most com- petent judge , and happily availed himself , I ...
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... equal ; graceful attitudes , ner- vous action , with a well - regulated fpirit , to ani- mate within natural bounds every paffage , even from the coldeft up to the most inflamed . 1 Mr. GARRICK alfo preferves á happy medium , and ...
... equal ; graceful attitudes , ner- vous action , with a well - regulated fpirit , to ani- mate within natural bounds every paffage , even from the coldeft up to the most inflamed . 1 Mr. GARRICK alfo preferves á happy medium , and ...
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... 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 duty . The ...
... 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 duty . The ...
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... equal- ly admired , till within less than these last thirty years ; for this reason , he was judged to be but a middling performer , except in the Ghoft ; and there , with propriety , no doubt , he affumed pom- pofity , which , on other ...
... equal- ly admired , till within less than these last thirty years ; for this reason , he was judged to be but a middling performer , except in the Ghoft ; and there , with propriety , no doubt , he affumed pom- pofity , which , on other ...
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... equal to any one I have ever feen ; and Mr. MOODY is extreme- characteristic in Foigard ; yet I must be of opinion , that if criticism would enjoy a feast of originality from the Hibernian prieft , it must be found in the performance of ...
... equal to any one I have ever feen ; and Mr. MOODY is extreme- characteristic in Foigard ; yet I must be of opinion , that if criticism would enjoy a feast of originality from the Hibernian prieft , it must be found in the performance of ...
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