The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... reason , but feldom gives birth to a passionate , prefumptive effufion ; wherefore I must be hardy enough to offer an objection against the following lines , as to their import ; Be thou a fpirit of health , or goblin damn'd , Be thy ...
... reason , but feldom gives birth to a passionate , prefumptive effufion ; wherefore I must be hardy enough to offer an objection against the following lines , as to their import ; Be thou a fpirit of health , or goblin damn'd , Be thy ...
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... reasons agrees ; and Ophelia is left to try what ex- planation fhe can bring her lover to - the celebrated foliloquy - to be , or not to be - is here introduced , and exhibits a beautiful chain of moral reafoning ; the objection thrown ...
... reasons agrees ; and Ophelia is left to try what ex- planation fhe can bring her lover to - the celebrated foliloquy - to be , or not to be - is here introduced , and exhibits a beautiful chain of moral reafoning ; the objection thrown ...
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... reason , he was judged to be but a middling performer , except in the Ghoft ; and there , with propriety , no doubt , he affumed pom- pofity , which , on other occafions , lefs commend- able , would have rendered him a very popular ...
... reason , he was judged to be but a middling performer , except in the Ghoft ; and there , with propriety , no doubt , he affumed pom- pofity , which , on other occafions , lefs commend- able , would have rendered him a very popular ...
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... confufion upon the unexpected questions refpecting his name , parifh , & c . not only gives Cherry a plaufible reason for viewing him as a dubious character , but also affords him a very good 42 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
... confufion upon the unexpected questions refpecting his name , parifh , & c . not only gives Cherry a plaufible reason for viewing him as a dubious character , but also affords him a very good 42 The DRAMATIC CENSOR .
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... reason , I confider every draniatic piece which treats the audience with a ghoft , fairy or witch , as improper for young , unexperienced spec- tators in particular ; if , as is well known , old wo . mens ftories of fuch , imprefs a ...
... reason , I confider every draniatic piece which treats the audience with a ghoft , fairy or witch , as improper for young , unexperienced spec- tators in particular ; if , as is well known , old wo . mens ftories of fuch , imprefs a ...
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