The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... person , who appears , under cover of specious , open bluntnefs , to be a rogue himself , and an encourager of other rogues - Cherry's diflike of his principles recom- mends her - but when the recals the words , my fa- ther ! and fays ...
... person , who appears , under cover of specious , open bluntnefs , to be a rogue himself , and an encourager of other rogues - Cherry's diflike of his principles recom- mends her - but when the recals the words , my fa- ther ! and fays ...
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... person of fome confideration and doubtful principles ; but for Macbeth to expatiate fo much at large , with fuch fellows as he seems to pick out , appears a waste of words ; words ; had there been any paffage to indulge the The DRAMATIC ...
... person of fome confideration and doubtful principles ; but for Macbeth to expatiate fo much at large , with fuch fellows as he seems to pick out , appears a waste of words ; words ; had there been any paffage to indulge the The DRAMATIC ...
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... person for feveral years . Filch is well defcribed by the au- thor , and never was , nor never need be better ex- preffed than by Mr. PARSONS of Drury - lane , who , if it would not feem an aukward compliment , looks , deports , and ...
... person for feveral years . Filch is well defcribed by the au- thor , and never was , nor never need be better ex- preffed than by Mr. PARSONS of Drury - lane , who , if it would not feem an aukward compliment , looks , deports , and ...
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... person in this light of comparison appears to great dif- advantage ; however Mr. MORRIS is far from con- temptible , indeed gives a much better idea of the character than any other perfon we have seen . That inoffenfive perfonage ...
... person in this light of comparison appears to great dif- advantage ; however Mr. MORRIS is far from con- temptible , indeed gives a much better idea of the character than any other perfon we have seen . That inoffenfive perfonage ...
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... person who reads the Village Opera may foon perceive what ufe Mr. Bickerstaff has made of it . ROMEO ROMEO AND JULIET . Altered from SHAKESPEARE by GARRICK . 170 The DRAMATIC CENSOR . cy, with fome spirit, an agreeable share of ...
... person who reads the Village Opera may foon perceive what ufe Mr. Bickerstaff has made of it . ROMEO ROMEO AND JULIET . Altered from SHAKESPEARE by GARRICK . 170 The DRAMATIC CENSOR . cy, with fome spirit, an agreeable share of ...
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