The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 |
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... these lines , I do remember me , that Henry the fixth Did prophefy , that Richmond fheuld be king , When Richmond was a little peevish boy . ' Tis odd - a king - perhaps- The laft line is often fpoke without a tone of continuation to ...
... these lines , I do remember me , that Henry the fixth Did prophefy , that Richmond fheuld be king , When Richmond was a little peevish boy . ' Tis odd - a king - perhaps- The laft line is often fpoke without a tone of continuation to ...
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... these foldiers been , that no mention is made of it , except to Horatio , who disbelieves the ftory ; but on his watch the third night , is con- vinced vinced by ocular demonftration ; upon which , he very 30 The DRAMATIC CENSOR :
... these foldiers been , that no mention is made of it , except to Horatio , who disbelieves the ftory ; but on his watch the third night , is con- vinced vinced by ocular demonftration ; upon which , he very 30 The DRAMATIC CENSOR :
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... these , I confefs , are minutiæ , yet claim notice in the ftrictness of criticism . Hamlet's affumed madnefs might undoubtedly have been made the inftrument of fome important fecret purpose relative to his father's murder , and his own ...
... these , I confefs , are minutiæ , yet claim notice in the ftrictness of criticism . Hamlet's affumed madnefs might undoubtedly have been made the inftrument of fome important fecret purpose relative to his father's murder , and his own ...
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... these last thirty years ; for this 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 ...
... these last thirty years ; for this 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 ...
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... these bank notes , & c . we find , were taken by Mr. Gibbet ; how Archer came by them we do not fo clearly perceive , un- lefs he picks his pocket when firft feized ; but al- lowing he does , as may be justifiable , what right does that ...
... these bank notes , & c . we find , were taken by Mr. Gibbet ; how Archer came by them we do not fo clearly perceive , un- lefs he picks his pocket when firft feized ; but al- lowing he does , as may be justifiable , what right does that ...
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