The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... heart in a firft appearance ; nor could any other character have given fo happy a de- lineation of him as he does of himself . • The first act concludes properly with putting a period to Henry's life , which indeed could not have been ...
... heart in a firft appearance ; nor could any other character have given fo happy a de- lineation of him as he does of himself . • The first act concludes properly with putting a period to Henry's life , which indeed could not have been ...
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... heart - rending fitua tion . Richard , now difcovered as King , works up- on Buckingham , by diftant infinuation , to effect his main purpose , that of deftroying the chil- dren ; his cautious earneftness , and the duke's confciencious ...
... heart - rending fitua tion . Richard , now difcovered as King , works up- on Buckingham , by diftant infinuation , to effect his main purpose , that of deftroying the chil- dren ; his cautious earneftness , and the duke's confciencious ...
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... fingularly above the reft of mankind ; whereas adverting to his own unhappy compofition , it should be uttered with heart - felt difcontent ; and in- C 2 indeed the three preceding lines , which exclude him from The DRAMATIC CENSOR . fi.
... fingularly above the reft of mankind ; whereas adverting to his own unhappy compofition , it should be uttered with heart - felt difcontent ; and in- C 2 indeed the three preceding lines , which exclude him from The DRAMATIC CENSOR . fi.
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... heart fo fluttered and affected as Hamlet's is , could poffibly dictate multiplied images ; most cer- tainly we discover much more of the poet and fancy than fuitable feeling in tell Why thy bones hearfed in canonized earth , Have burst ...
... heart fo fluttered and affected as Hamlet's is , could poffibly dictate multiplied images ; most cer- tainly we discover much more of the poet and fancy than fuitable feeling in tell Why thy bones hearfed in canonized earth , Have burst ...
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... heart and great mind , than his reply to Polonius ; who fays , he will ufe the Players as they deferve . " " Much better - ufe every man according to his 66 deferts , and who fhall ' fcape whipping ? Ufe them " after your own honour and ...
... heart and great mind , than his reply to Polonius ; who fays , he will ufe the Players as they deferve . " " Much better - ufe every man according to his 66 deferts , and who fhall ' fcape whipping ? Ufe them " after your own honour and ...
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