GarrickFaber & Faber, 1948 - 324 oldal |
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27. oldal
... soon as they were out of sight , Walmesley sat down to compose a second letter to Colson . ' I am extremely obliged to you , ' he wrote . ' Had I a son of my own , it would be my ambition , instead of sending him to the university , to ...
... soon as they were out of sight , Walmesley sat down to compose a second letter to Colson . ' I am extremely obliged to you , ' he wrote . ' Had I a son of my own , it would be my ambition , instead of sending him to the university , to ...
84. oldal
... soon as the higher standard of performances brought fuller houses , he laid out money judiciously in scenery and dresses . He had already engaged several actors and actresses of outstanding merit when Garrick arrived in November , and ...
... soon as the higher standard of performances brought fuller houses , he laid out money judiciously in scenery and dresses . He had already engaged several actors and actresses of outstanding merit when Garrick arrived in November , and ...
289. oldal
... soon as he felt a little easier he determined to go back to London to be under the care of his own doctor , and , travelling by easy stages , Mrs. Garrick got him home by Friday , January 15th . On Saturday Mr. Lawrence , the apothe ...
... soon as he felt a little easier he determined to go back to London to be under the care of his own doctor , and , travelling by easy stages , Mrs. Garrick got him home by Friday , January 15th . On Saturday Mr. Lawrence , the apothe ...
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