The Dramatic Censor: Or, Critical Companion ...J. Bell, 1770 - 80 oldal |
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65. oldal
... fame lady with twenty thousand ; nor can we conceive what idea he must have of his daughter's mind , to fuppofe fhe could from fuch principles fhake off regard for a man she has en- tertained upon favourable terms - the favour afked ...
... fame lady with twenty thousand ; nor can we conceive what idea he must have of his daughter's mind , to fuppofe fhe could from fuch principles fhake off regard for a man she has en- tertained upon favourable terms - the favour afked ...
136. oldal
... fame time wrongs both the author and public tafte ; befides the preceding fpeeches are abfolutely effential to raise a preparative anxiety for the fafety of Othello . - Iago's treatment of Emilia , and his reflections on wives in ...
... fame time wrongs both the author and public tafte ; befides the preceding fpeeches are abfolutely effential to raise a preparative anxiety for the fafety of Othello . - Iago's treatment of Emilia , and his reflections on wives in ...
270. oldal
... fame occafion ; in- deed he fo much out - figured his competitors , in the race of fame , and illuftrated fo beautifully a character fcarce known before , that he appeared to great ad- vantage ; we have alfo feen Mr. Ross with paticular ...
... fame occafion ; in- deed he fo much out - figured his competitors , in the race of fame , and illuftrated fo beautifully a character fcarce known before , that he appeared to great ad- vantage ; we have alfo feen Mr. Ross with paticular ...
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