The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... happily availed himself , I fay happily , because he not only thereby gained a wide fruitful field for the exertion of his amaz- ing talents ; but in a political sense did honour to his country , by delivering faithfully many memorable ...
... happily availed himself , I fay happily , because he not only thereby gained a wide fruitful field for the exertion of his amaz- ing talents ; but in a political sense did honour to his country , by delivering faithfully many memorable ...
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... happily exhibited ; the catastrophe is wrought up to a most pleasing event in his death ; a circum- stance as confonant to ftrict poetical juftice , as it is to historical truth : Richmond's conclusive scene displays a generous ...
... happily exhibited ; the catastrophe is wrought up to a most pleasing event in his death ; a circum- stance as confonant to ftrict poetical juftice , as it is to historical truth : Richmond's conclusive scene displays a generous ...
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... happily : Indeed the mock repre- sentation and every other circumftance are very well conducted towards the grand point ; and his ma- jesty's abrupt retreat fufficiently evinces his guilt ; the the enfuing converfation with Rofencraus ...
... happily : Indeed the mock repre- sentation and every other circumftance are very well conducted towards the grand point ; and his ma- jesty's abrupt retreat fufficiently evinces his guilt ; the the enfuing converfation with Rofencraus ...
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... happily executed . Mr. BARRY gave confiderable pleasure in Ham- let , which was , however , chiefly derived from a fine figure and musical voice ; but declamation and originality were wanting . Mr. SHERIDAN , under the difadvantage of a ...
... happily executed . Mr. BARRY gave confiderable pleasure in Ham- let , which was , however , chiefly derived from a fine figure and musical voice ; but declamation and originality were wanting . Mr. SHERIDAN , under the difadvantage of a ...
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... happily G happily to prevent its being tedious ; the conversation concerning The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 41.
... happily G happily to prevent its being tedious ; the conversation concerning The DRAMATIC CENSOR . 41.
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