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... critic . The critic of books and the critic of painting have an abiding , an acknowledged , an inescapable thing on which to work . The author writes his book and passes his proofs ; he may have bad luck in its marketing ; it may be ...
... critic . The critic of books and the critic of painting have an abiding , an acknowledged , an inescapable thing on which to work . The author writes his book and passes his proofs ; he may have bad luck in its marketing ; it may be ...
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... critic are consequently immense . He ought to know when an actor is scoring in a very easy , effective , or " fat " part and when he is more meritoriously making something of an unshowy , unattractive role . But the critic cannot ...
... critic are consequently immense . He ought to know when an actor is scoring in a very easy , effective , or " fat " part and when he is more meritoriously making something of an unshowy , unattractive role . But the critic cannot ...
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... critic , are never , unless they were also first - nighters , seeing the performance which he saw . Moreover , some of the players do actually listen to criticism or are made to do so by the director . Consequently they alter their ...
... critic , are never , unless they were also first - nighters , seeing the performance which he saw . Moreover , some of the players do actually listen to criticism or are made to do so by the director . Consequently they alter their ...
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John Cunningham 17291773 By Professor EDITH | 39 |
Leigh Hunts Eldest Son By Professor EDMUND | 53 |
Tredegar Memorial Lecture A Boys Outlook on | 77 |
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