Echoes of the Playhouse: Reminiscences of Some Past Glories of the English StageG. P. Putnam's sons, 1895 - 331 oldal |
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... stage . " He was an unu- sually handsome man , even in old age , and appears to have made an admirable player of regal parts when he abandoned the line of acting in which he had once won such fame . The loveliest lady that ever I saw in ...
... stage . " He was an unu- sually handsome man , even in old age , and appears to have made an admirable player of regal parts when he abandoned the line of acting in which he had once won such fame . The loveliest lady that ever I saw in ...
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... stage , before a large audience , and announce his return to the Protestant fold . It must have been a remarkable scene , but then Haines was himself a re- markable man , and anything so bizarre was considered peculiarly fitting . Yet a ...
... stage , before a large audience , and announce his return to the Protestant fold . It must have been a remarkable scene , but then Haines was himself a re- markable man , and anything so bizarre was considered peculiarly fitting . Yet a ...
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... Stage . Our Poets write with a different view , and are gone into another Interest . ' Tis true , were their intentions fair , they might be Serviceable to this Purpose . have in a great measure the Springs of Thought and Inclination in ...
... Stage . Our Poets write with a different view , and are gone into another Interest . ' Tis true , were their intentions fair , they might be Serviceable to this Purpose . have in a great measure the Springs of Thought and Inclination in ...
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CHAPTER PAGE I BY WAY OF PROLOGUE I | 1 |
LE ROI SAMUSE | 22 |
THE ENGLISH ROSCIUS | 42 |
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