The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... just preparation for the funeral of Henry ; and those obfequies being partly fhewn , keep the unfortunate monarch in our remem- brance till more bustling events fuperfede him ; Lady Ann's introduction is affecting , but her yielding to ...
... just preparation for the funeral of Henry ; and those obfequies being partly fhewn , keep the unfortunate monarch in our remem- brance till more bustling events fuperfede him ; Lady Ann's introduction is affecting , but her yielding to ...
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... just learned of his father's death , does not admit in policy of communication ; and if it did , a repetition would pall the audience : however , tho ' this fcene altoge- ther has the merit of pleasing propriety , I can by no means ...
... just learned of his father's death , does not admit in policy of communication ; and if it did , a repetition would pall the audience : however , tho ' this fcene altoge- ther has the merit of pleasing propriety , I can by no means ...
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... just and fen- fible a lecture upon feveral theatrical excellencies and errors as ever was penned ; but few who perform the part have a right to deliver it ; being in many inftapces guilty themfelves of those very abfurdities which they ...
... just and fen- fible a lecture upon feveral theatrical excellencies and errors as ever was penned ; but few who perform the part have a right to deliver it ; being in many inftapces guilty themfelves of those very abfurdities which they ...
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... just resentment ; yet , as it now appears , answers no other end , than merely cajoling the the King , diftreffing the Queen and Ophelia , bam- ming Polonius and the courtiers , and giving great fcope for capital acting ; which laft ...
... just resentment ; yet , as it now appears , answers no other end , than merely cajoling the the King , diftreffing the Queen and Ophelia , bam- ming Polonius and the courtiers , and giving great fcope for capital acting ; which laft ...
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... just revenge , he demolishes the king of fhreds and patches , as he properly ftiles his uncle in the third act . From this view , it is , with all deference , appre- hended , that , after his detection at the play , if his majefty ...
... just revenge , he demolishes the king of fhreds and patches , as he properly ftiles his uncle in the third act . From this view , it is , with all deference , appre- hended , that , after his detection at the play , if his majefty ...
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