The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 oldal |
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19. oldal
... manner , for a promise of secrecy . Thus ends the firft act ; which is fo full of bufi- nefs , and that of fo important a nature , that per- haps no author but Shakespeare could have produced any thing after , relative to the fame ftory ...
... manner , for a promise of secrecy . Thus ends the firft act ; which is fo full of bufi- nefs , and that of fo important a nature , that per- haps no author but Shakespeare could have produced any thing after , relative to the fame ftory ...
137. oldal
... manner to his inferior officer , is trifling with the Moor's impor- tance , and makes his return during the quarrel , too improbably fudden ; Iago's inflammatory fpeeches to Caffio refpecting Defdemona , and the confum- mation of the ...
... manner to his inferior officer , is trifling with the Moor's impor- tance , and makes his return during the quarrel , too improbably fudden ; Iago's inflammatory fpeeches to Caffio refpecting Defdemona , and the confum- mation of the ...
311. oldal
... manner , and to fupport that peculiarity by his own performance , he would have done many characters much more justice than they have met from other hands ; as it is , both as author and actor , he may juftly cry out with Ri- chard ...
... manner , and to fupport that peculiarity by his own performance , he would have done many characters much more justice than they have met from other hands ; as it is , both as author and actor , he may juftly cry out with Ri- chard ...
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