The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... pieces ; bumour has been too often made the fubtle conveyance of very licentious fentiments , and many pernicious ... piece ; to throw out bints re- Specting the performance of every character worth no- tice ; and to give a concife ...
... pieces ; bumour has been too often made the fubtle conveyance of very licentious fentiments , and many pernicious ... piece ; to throw out bints re- Specting the performance of every character worth no- tice ; and to give a concife ...
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... piece ; Richard's interview with the la- dies , tho ' not effential , in some measure deferves its place , as in it the tyrant is devoted to deftruc- tion by a mother's curfe : the following part of this act is as rapid , and as well a ...
... piece ; Richard's interview with the la- dies , tho ' not effential , in some measure deferves its place , as in it the tyrant is devoted to deftruc- tion by a mother's curfe : the following part of this act is as rapid , and as well a ...
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... piece can have intrinfic worth ; in hifto- rical plays we cannot expect much focial inftruction , as they chiefly appeal to national tranfactions ; however from Richard the Third we may draw this useful conclufion , that no degree of ...
... piece can have intrinfic worth ; in hifto- rical plays we cannot expect much focial inftruction , as they chiefly appeal to national tranfactions ; however from Richard the Third we may draw this useful conclufion , that no degree of ...
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Or, Critical Companion ... Francis Gentleman. The characters of this piece are many in num ber , yet exhibit no great variety of contraft : after Richard , Henry , Richmond , the Queen and Chil- dren ; all , the rest are of a fimilar ...
Or, Critical Companion ... Francis Gentleman. The characters of this piece are many in num ber , yet exhibit no great variety of contraft : after Richard , Henry , Richmond , the Queen and Chil- dren ; all , the rest are of a fimilar ...
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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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