The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... humour , and pleasantly prepares us to receive fome occafional neceffary lafhes of correction , applied to our vices or follies . There There is one remark relative to the dramatic fifters well 28 The DRAMATIC CENSOR . THE ...
... humour , and pleasantly prepares us to receive fome occafional neceffary lafhes of correction , applied to our vices or follies . There There is one remark relative to the dramatic fifters well 28 The DRAMATIC CENSOR . THE ...
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... humour as well as propriety . The bustle of Boniface and the pertnefs of Cher- ry are extremely characteristic , nor can any thing be better supported than the forward , self - sufficient , talkative landlord is with his guests in the ...
... humour as well as propriety . The bustle of Boniface and the pertnefs of Cher- ry are extremely characteristic , nor can any thing be better supported than the forward , self - sufficient , talkative landlord is with his guests in the ...
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... humour ; and the chain of explanation which arifes from it concerning the French count , the Prieft and Mrs. Sullen is ex- tremely natural ; opening part of the plot seemingly without any defign of the author ; the tranfition to Scrub's ...
... humour ; and the chain of explanation which arifes from it concerning the French count , the Prieft and Mrs. Sullen is ex- tremely natural ; opening part of the plot seemingly without any defign of the author ; the tranfition to Scrub's ...
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... humour , and deli- neates both the characters pleasantly upon Sullen's refusing to refund his lady's fortune , Archer makes a moft extrardinary propofition ; first , with respect to the ten thousand pounds Aimwell refigns in his fa ...
... humour , and deli- neates both the characters pleasantly upon Sullen's refusing to refund his lady's fortune , Archer makes a moft extrardinary propofition ; first , with respect to the ten thousand pounds Aimwell refigns in his fa ...
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... humour forcible , and maintained without defcending too low ; the characters well grouped , and the fcenes arranged with judgment ; yet it is to be lamented , that there are few moral fentiments , that the plot is in many places reduced ...
... humour forcible , and maintained without defcending too low ; the characters well grouped , and the fcenes arranged with judgment ; yet it is to be lamented , that there are few moral fentiments , that the plot is in many places reduced ...
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