The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... favour of many established pieces ; bumour has been too often made the fubtle conveyance of very licentious fentiments , and many pernicious characters are placed in too fair a point of view ; to develope vice from this poetical ...
... favour of many established pieces ; bumour has been too often made the fubtle conveyance of very licentious fentiments , and many pernicious characters are placed in too fair a point of view ; to develope vice from this poetical ...
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... any remarks fuitable to his plan , he may be favoured with , by letter directed to the care of Mr. Bell , publifher of this work , near Exeter - Exchange , Strand . THE THE DRAMATIC CENSOR . RICHARD THE THIRD . As altered ADVERTISEMENT .
... any remarks fuitable to his plan , he may be favoured with , by letter directed to the care of Mr. Bell , publifher of this work , near Exeter - Exchange , Strand . THE THE DRAMATIC CENSOR . RICHARD THE THIRD . As altered ADVERTISEMENT .
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... favour ; his philofophical re- flections are fuitable to his depreffed fituation , as well as his turn of mind ; and Treffel's pa- thetic narration not only ferves to raise our ten- dereft concern for an unhappy king and father , but ...
... favour ; his philofophical re- flections are fuitable to his depreffed fituation , as well as his turn of mind ; and Treffel's pa- thetic narration not only ferves to raise our ten- dereft concern for an unhappy king and father , but ...
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... favour to lull their fcruples , the business would have been conducted more confiftently . The King's foliloquy is mafterly ; anxious hope and guilty ambition quiver in every fylla- ble ; nor is the fucceeding fcene lefs characterif ...
... favour to lull their fcruples , the business would have been conducted more confiftently . The King's foliloquy is mafterly ; anxious hope and guilty ambition quiver in every fylla- ble ; nor is the fucceeding fcene lefs characterif ...
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... favour very ftrongly of a weak fuperftitious mind ; and give us no exalted idea of the prince's head , however favourably we may judge of his heart . In the first scene of the third act , we find the King eager to get at the caufe of ...
... favour very ftrongly of a weak fuperftitious mind ; and give us no exalted idea of the prince's head , however favourably we may judge of his heart . In the first scene of the third act , we find the King eager to get at the caufe of ...
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