The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... lights , we doubt not being allowed fome credit for them ; where we appear fallible , indulgence is hoped for ; fince however we may err in the extenfive fcene before us , our warmeft wishes are to be right . The hallowed fhrine of ...
... lights , we doubt not being allowed fome credit for them ; where we appear fallible , indulgence is hoped for ; fince however we may err in the extenfive fcene before us , our warmeft wishes are to be right . The hallowed fhrine of ...
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... light , Glofter is very justly brought to view , and I doubt if by any other means fo ftriking and copious a picture could have been given of his whole heart in a firft appearance ; nor could any other character have given fo happy a de ...
... light , Glofter is very justly brought to view , and I doubt if by any other means fo ftriking and copious a picture could have been given of his whole heart in a firft appearance ; nor could any other character have given fo happy a de ...
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... citizens on the other ; his reluctance and their perfuafions , like well - adapted lights and fhades , engage and please the attention ; which 4 is is well varied by Richard's fudden transition to a ftate 6 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... citizens on the other ; his reluctance and their perfuafions , like well - adapted lights and fhades , engage and please the attention ; which 4 is is well varied by Richard's fudden transition to a ftate 6 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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... than perufal , as in- deed every bustling piece muft be ; however , taste and judgement will not by any means hold it light in the clofet . НАМ HAMLET . Written by Mr. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE . THE opening $ 4 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... than perufal , as in- deed every bustling piece muft be ; however , taste and judgement will not by any means hold it light in the clofet . НАМ HAMLET . Written by Mr. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE . THE opening $ 4 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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... light expreffions to his father's fhade -Truepenny - working in the cellarage - old mole- worthy pioneer - efpecially as he is calling upon his friends , in a moft folemn , fenfible , manner ,. for a promise of secrecy . Thus ends the ...
... light expreffions to his father's fhade -Truepenny - working in the cellarage - old mole- worthy pioneer - efpecially as he is calling upon his friends , in a moft folemn , fenfible , manner ,. for a promise of secrecy . Thus ends the ...
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