GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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69. oldal
... remarked Hogarth , after seeing him first as Abel Drugger and then as Richard III . He played Abel Drugger in Ben Jonson's Alchemist for the first time in March 1743 , and his witty rendering of this small part gave Jonson's satire a ...
... remarked Hogarth , after seeing him first as Abel Drugger and then as Richard III . He played Abel Drugger in Ben Jonson's Alchemist for the first time in March 1743 , and his witty rendering of this small part gave Jonson's satire a ...
160. oldal
... remarking gleefully that what could not be overdone could be underdone . Living in a London garret ( the delights of ... remarked Garrick , ' that any man would show so much resentment to Foote . Nobody ever thought it worth his while to ...
... remarking gleefully that what could not be overdone could be underdone . Living in a London garret ( the delights of ... remarked Garrick , ' that any man would show so much resentment to Foote . Nobody ever thought it worth his while to ...
264. oldal
... remarked rather crudely . ' Alas ! he will soon be one himself ! ' And the same melancholy thought inspired Garrick's best - known line : A fellow feeling makes one wondrous kind . When the curtain fell on the play , the claps , it was ...
... remarked rather crudely . ' Alas ! he will soon be one himself ! ' And the same melancholy thought inspired Garrick's best - known line : A fellow feeling makes one wondrous kind . When the curtain fell on the play , the claps , it was ...
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