GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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53. oldal
... eyes . It was the great Mr. Pope , who had emerged from his retirement at Twickenham to compare the new tragedian with his long - cherished memories of Betterton . The eyes of the two men met , and for a few seconds Garrick could not ...
... eyes . It was the great Mr. Pope , who had emerged from his retirement at Twickenham to compare the new tragedian with his long - cherished memories of Betterton . The eyes of the two men met , and for a few seconds Garrick could not ...
228. oldal
... eyes to the importance of varying the illumination of his scenes , but , although his improvements were of the ... eye rests and recovers . Keep up your Music by supplying the place of Noise by more Sound , more harmony and more tune ...
... eyes to the importance of varying the illumination of his scenes , but , although his improvements were of the ... eye rests and recovers . Keep up your Music by supplying the place of Noise by more Sound , more harmony and more tune ...
260. oldal
... eyes , the drawn lines on his face and unhealthy pallor were noticeable . He was constantly ill , sometimes with ... eye to eye with his partner , but on the whole they had worked well together , and Willoughby Lacy , who took his ...
... eyes , the drawn lines on his face and unhealthy pallor were noticeable . He was constantly ill , sometimes with ... eye to eye with his partner , but on the whole they had worked well together , and Willoughby Lacy , who took his ...
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