The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion, Band 1Gregg, 1969 - 21 Seiten |
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... 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 last line is often spoke without a tone of continuation to the word ...
... 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 last line is often spoke without a tone of continuation to the word ...
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... line calls the ap- pearance in view , a fpirit , and immediately mate- rializes him , by mentioning the corporeal ... lines with which the Ghost disappears , are a very happy conclusion to the the scene , which spun out to a greater ...
... line calls the ap- pearance in view , a fpirit , and immediately mate- rializes him , by mentioning the corporeal ... lines with which the Ghost disappears , are a very happy conclusion to the the scene , which spun out to a greater ...
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... lines I speak of more intelligible , but , like most other paraphrafes , they destroy the effential spirit . The reflection , that if he could but gain ease even in this life , he would jump the life to come , is rather wildly impious ...
... lines I speak of more intelligible , but , like most other paraphrafes , they destroy the effential spirit . The reflection , that if he could but gain ease even in this life , he would jump the life to come , is rather wildly impious ...
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